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7/31/2015 7:28:03 PM
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The destiny community sickens me. And I think it needs to shape up its act. He might speak for the community but at least someone else feels embarrassed about what happened.
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I'm not saying that what happened was right, but this is the -blam!-ing internet. What do people honestly expect? These white knight posts are annoying because they wait until something like this happens to actually speak out. It's a load of bs.
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[quote]Its a load of BS[/quote] So is the 'inevitable' cyber bullying associated with online gaming. Now this stuff shouldnt happen, and rap.e threats are treated very seriously in the real world.
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Cyber bullying has been going on for a very long time. It happens to both genders. My question is, why are people making it such a big deal right now and acting like they're so concerned all of a sudden? If they were really worried about it, why the hell weren't they doing anything about it before? Yeah, let that sink in. Also, of course things like this shouldn't happen. Making rants about it doesn't help either. Posts like these literally do nothing. If people stop victimizing themselves, it wouldn't happen. If you act like it offends you, people will act like assholes.
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I personally have never liked cyber bullying. Not once did I think "Oh that persons a decent person because he cyber bullys". Now, as I said, it should have never happened. It only came to light in the Destiny community after, possibly coincidentally, women were the main target. But to think people can abuse their privilage of "FRRREEEDUM OF SPEECH", and send rap.e threats, death threats etc. over the internet and leave unscathed is, well, bad. More drastic consequences have to be enforced for tgese types of actions.
