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{{quote|Cyber VAWG includes hate speech (publishing a blasphemous libel), hacking (intercepting private communications), identity theft, online stalking (criminal harassment) and uttering threats. It can entail convincing a target to end their lives (counselling suicide or advocating genocide).|[[:File:Cyber violence Gender report.pdf|The UN report on Cyber violence]]|dictating the new definition of violence}} | {{quote|Cyber VAWG includes hate speech (publishing a blasphemous libel), hacking (intercepting private communications), identity theft, online stalking (criminal harassment) and uttering threats. It can entail convincing a target to end their lives (counselling suicide or advocating genocide).|[[:File:Cyber violence Gender report.pdf|The UN report on Cyber violence]]|dictating the new definition of violence}} | ||
{{quote|cyber touch is recognized as equally as harmful as physical touch|[[Time Magazine]]|on cyber violence}} | |||
==The correct way to deal with cyberviolence== | ==The correct way to deal with cyberviolence== |
Revision as of 22:38, 4 October 2015
Cyberviolence is the latest in a series of new Internet crimes, designed to protect special snowflakes from the typed words of Internet critics. Zoe Quinn and Anita Sarkeesian have claimed cyberviolence is a "cottage industry", unaware that they are the only people who profit from Internet harassment. The perpetrators of cyberviolence are only in it for the lulz, meanwhile the Patreon accounts of the tireless defenders of Internet feminism swell with thousands of dollars, keeping them safe from the dangerous typed words of heterosexual CIS shitlords.
Examples
Under the new guidelines, even such things as blasphemy and other things that were perfectly acceptable, are now considered equivalent to IRL violence such as rape and murder. In less enlightened times, the only solution would be to either buy a dog or call the cyberpolice.
—The UN report on Cyber violence, dictating the new definition of violence |
—Time Magazine, on cyber violence |
The correct way to deal with cyberviolence
Solutions
See also
- Cybersex, the opposite of cyberviolence
- First World Problems
External links
- The UN says cyberviolence is equivalent to physical violence
- Cyberviolence in real time
- Censoring the web to save someone's feelings
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