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Could’ve happened to any writer

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Don’tbe mean online

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The internet is a very cruel place

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Gavin George, this made me very sad. It also caused me to rethink about the internet.

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Gavin George, this made me very sad. It also caused me to rethink about the internet.

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James Horkan- I think that people don’t understand that others are at the end of their tweets. They should learn this

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Very offensive and surprising

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No need for the tweets

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Online anonymity should not be allowed if it’s used like that

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The comments had nothing to do with their sporting careers

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I think even after watching that video, you should still be allowed to be anonymous online. There are enough weirdos online that can’t think logically, and will stalk people online. There are plenty of examples of it. It’s ok to have negative opinions about people’s work as long as your not threatening/criticizing people personally

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Them tweets be wack fam reall big NO NO

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I don’t understand how people do not get shamed themselves saying all of these mean things to people.

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Very unnecessary and would never be said in person, disgusting to even say out loud.

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Shocking, unnecessary, sad, hurtful; comments weren’t related to their jobs

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I think people aren’t really meaning to be mean to
the girls, i think the writers might have said something about the team the commenters root for and i think it happens to every writer.

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What does the person writing the tweet get from hurting others online

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The internet is a very disgusting place and shows how many
people are horrible

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They shouldn’t heave said something they wouldn’t say in person.

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Someone sit in there peanut butter fort with a computer and don’t think about who is receiving the comment. Also the people in the peanut butter fort that are 40 years old would never say that to their face. Most people seem tougher behind a screen

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This is just the epitome of bums on the internet

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This is just the epitome of bums on the internet

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I think that those comments were very unnecessary, and that people need to think clearly before they make comments like those.

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The tweets were bad and online anonymity shouldn’t be allowed if that’s how it’s gonna be used

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There is no need for those kind of tweets

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James Horkan -I think people don’t understand that there is a real person reading a tweet, not just a robot 

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James Horkan -I think people don’t understand that there is a real person reading a tweet, not just a robot 

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The bad side of internet

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Those

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Saying something on twitter and saying something to someone’s face is very different, but you shouldn’t change the limits of what you say. Hiding behind a screen doesn’t make it hurt less for the recipient.

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Simply unnecessary

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Those tweets were mean and un called for.

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Sean Bellamy- the tweets here totall crossed the line, but even the men were uncomfortable reading them aloud despite they didn’t even say them.

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Before people start to tweet something offensive or mean they should rethink what they are saying before they tweet it.

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Shows the Ignorance the internet gives people

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The video portrays how accurate the world is today with people being able to say whatever they feel to whomever they want. It’s disturbing the things people come up with and their needs to be an end to the hate and anger people type up and send.

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Just shows how much the internet needs to grow and change

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The video was very messed up and dehumanizing towards women as they are being hated on just for doing what they get paid for. These people clearly have made a huge misconception that it is perfectly ok for women to be associated with the sports business as well.

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It was very hard to hear how vulgar some people can be online towards others. If you can’t say it to someone’s face then don’t say it at all. I don’t understand how someone can dislike someone so much to say those things

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These tweet are a next level of messed up

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If you don’t say it to their face, why would say it online?

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As a whole, it is incredible what being behind a keyboard makes people think they can do. The tweets were very messed up and I feel bad for both the men who had to read those tweets and the women who they were directed to. Crazy how people can say that about someone just doing their job.

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Online anonymousity definitely has its pros and cons.

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This is very true. People who type these comments would never say these things in person. This is a whole different debate. If people were given the opportunity
to say these things to their face, they wouldn’t.

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Very offensive and surprising. Displays the ignorance people have online

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There is a difference between a slight jab and a highly disgusting comment made by some lonely guy in his mom’s basement who scours the internet for 16 hours a day

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Don’t be a keyboard cowboy, saying things about someone on the internet can really hurt them

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I was always told and taught that if you can't or wouldn't say it to the person in person, then don't be a coward and say it behind their backs. Makes no difference who they are or what they do as a job. But we have way too many "keyboard cowboys" out here.
I guess some of us are just a little more civilized than others.