Not that it is always easy to decide when anonymity is appropriate in the given case; for example, when it is used to
post hate comments in response to what is viewed as the authoritarian government of the United States, is this the kind of political speech that should be protected through allowing anonymity?
Not exact matches
She
commented on the photo and said «If you can't handle the
hate, then stop
posting pictures of your girlfriend lol - It should be special between you two only.
If you already own an iPhone X,
post a
comment on my Twitter feed with the reasons you love or
hate the new model.
In his first public
comments since the events, Cohn told the Financial Times that the administration of President Donald Trump «must do better» to condemn
hate groups and indicated that he'd considered resigning from his
post due to the Charlottesville fallout.
Right above where one would normally like or
comment on a
post, Facebook users were asked: «Does this
post contain
hate speech?»
The
comments were largely ignorant
hate - filled
posts be believers.
Not surprising, are the few who need to
post hateful,
hate - filled
comments.
It always amazes me to see how many
hate filled
comments are
posted about Christians and their beliefs in Creation.
Simply Me, you may want to read the
post «I
Hate Church Bullies» from a couple of years ago and the
comments and discussions on the
post: https://redeeminggod.com/?s=church+bullies
just look at the
hate filled
comments that fill this
comment page... it is disgusting what many of the
posts say... in addition, it is very acceptable to
post what Christians would consider blasphemous statements on this.
I never ceased to be amazed by some of the totally stupid
comments people
post on the internet — exemplified here by the faction that
hates all Muslims.
If you believe the
hate filled
comments of previous
posts I suggest you do some research of «Fact Checking» your self, it might surprise you.
It amazes me that atheist will say that religion is the cause of
hate and violence in the world and then as they
post comments that are full of
hate and scorn for other humans.
And, well, since you probably already
hate this
comment, do you think that maybe, just maybe, your own identity «as a as a graffiti artist on the walls of religion where he critiques religion... specifically Christianity and the church» got threatened just a little bit with this
post?
Heidi, maybe «Anonymous» and Susanne's
comments actually have a germ of a fun idea in them... how about a
post where your readers can list recipes of yours that they've made / loved /
hated / modified / made 10 times, etc..
I'll never understand the
hate for Rousey, especially some of the disgusting
comments that are regularly
posted on these articles.
Ah, I've just realised you were talking about the use of the word «
hate» in
comments, not in the lead
post.
Barbara from Looking 2 Live
commented on Kristin's
post and remarked, «I always
hate these «special» days because they point out the fact that equality still doesn't exist!
I love this
post but
hate the
comments of the animal haters and the pro-animal people too.
I've been on flights with screaming children and have seen the reactions of other passengers and flight attendants and I am trying to prevent that «stink eye» and rude
comments from child -
hating jerks like Bill (from earlier
post) from occurring.
I have received many
comments about how helpful the
post is, but one particular
comment that was recently submitted was especially memorable and it pretty much sums up how a therapy ball can work wonders for a baby who
hates tummy time.
I
hate Facebook for making me ask this but... if you want to keep seeing my
posts in your Facebook feed, apparently you need to occasionally «like» a
post, share it or
comment on it, and this «interactivity» will help keep future
posts coming to you in your feed.
I loved this
post and
hated when people would give me
comments like, «Well so and so was breastfeeding till such and such time no problem and pumping milk like crazy!»
Yeah, it might be hurtful for some mothers who really did honestly fail at breastfeeding (btw, I'm not at all looking for approval on my
posting, so go ahead and
hate on my
comments, idc) but for those women who are riding the fence or know nothing about the benefits of breastfeeding, articles like this are great for helping girls go in the right direction.
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Social media platforms steam with
hate, despicable and highly divisive
posts,
comments and opinions for no meaningful reasons whatsoever rent the air.
The e-mail (whose author did not respond to an e-mail from ScienceInsider for
comment, and which was also
posted on Brookes's blog and then removed) listed Brookes» work address and said, «his
hate website is a menace to scientific society.»
I
hate to ask this question again but it seems that it reads differently this time, do I
comment on each blog
post each day or do I
comment on one blog
post a day and go to a different
post to
comment tomorrow?
I recall quite clearly people around me
commenting as I read blogs on the computers at WAAPA, «I
hate people who
post dozens of pictures of themselves and their outfits online and think that its so clever.»
Seeing that harmless blog
posts, adorable Cheerios commercials, and the deep abysses of
comments sections have taught us, there are still people out there who simply
hate to see people of different races together.
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This week, in my
post «Author Armand Rosamilia
Hates Canada» we got a lot of hits, retweets and
comments.
, to be a fan and keep
posting such
comments, why is it so wrong to not like something and instead say «I
hate this book, it's awful.
Despite your apparent
hate you're still almost the first one to
post your
comment on both the articles.
Couple notes for the
comments because I
hate how people use any
post about piracy as a chance to talk about how piracy is totally, 100 %, a-okay: piracy is not a revolutionary act in any way, shape or form.
My
post titled The 10 Most -
Hated Money Saving Tips certainly got a lot of great
comments.
This gen is ridiculous in
hate driving
comments and totally un-needed opinions,
posts and bad press or stupid social media reviews.
Maybe this will satisfy you... P.s In case you didn't realize I mock your notion that people
hate Xbox and by
posting your stupid
comment you thought you were a smartass....
and The Washington
Post; and that I suggested the
Post forward the RealClimate website directly to George Wills Favorites File; while «stroking» the old «I
hate to see such a SMART Fellow, make such STUPID
Comments, blah, blah, blah, etc., etc. etc.»!!!
C. (I
hate putting the
comments at the bottom about «you should
post this» in my RC
postings.
They are very strict with these rules but I understand why — there are far too many people out there who think that when they
post a
hate - filled
comment that contains insinuations and personal attacks mixed in with some questions — that they deserve to get an answer — I don't believe that — you should only get answers if you're not a prick about it — most people who complain about SKS moderation are people who were repeat offenders in these categories.
Better that these CFPs evolved a blog called LIC
HATE BLOG and
posted their
comments there............ My gosh....
A blogging friend, Ryan Rancatore, generated some provocative
comments with his
post,
Hate «Personal Branding»?
She apparently
posted a
comment about how much she
hated her job (and boss), and called him a «pervy wanker».
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