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Honorary Ed Lolington
Internet trial
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When internet drama plays out in a public form or, more commonly, the accuser's head, resulting in declaration of internet guilt of they accused. Usually the accused is riding the lollercoaster and their friends bait and troll the insane person. Occasionally, some faggots will speak up in support of the accuser. These people are frequently furries or plushies, with the occasional voraphile. The reason for this has yet to be determined. Several notable cases have resulted in internet restraining orders.
The Alleged Crime
