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> Some people really like attention. Really? Like what? Can you give an example relevant to this discussion? > Alternately, she might have not expected the ha
by hashbanged 12y ago
> Some people really like attention.
Really? Like what? Can you give an example relevant to this discussion?
> Alternately, she might have not expected the harassment
Lol, I don't think it's possible to be a woman on the internet as much as she is and think something like that. This statement is ignorant of the reality of literally every woman on the internet who criticizes a predominantly male community.
> To be clear: I'm not saying either of these is the case for Horvath. Just that the hypothetical "she was knowingly lying"
Sure, I just think those hypothetical explanations are weak considering the arguments I put forward. I think Julie would have to be really dense not to know that coming forward the way she did would have consequences.
- kemayo 12y ago>Really? Like what? Can you give an example relevant to this discussion? Sure... here's a recent news story that springs to mind, from back in December: http://abcnews.go.com/US/waitress-anti-gay-tipping-scandal-longer-restaurant/story?id=21140626 http://abcnews.go.com/US/waitress-anti-gay-tipping-scandal-l... That's someone who made up an attack, presumably for the purpose of gaining sympathy. I doubt they intended it to go national like it did, but...