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Social Media Live Of Hateful Comments
According to the author Facebook, Twitter and Co become popular because there're so many hateful comments. These keep the users on their pages.
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Online Haters Don't Think What Their Victims Might Feel
A German politician started following up and visiting some haters, after that those were commenting insulting things on her Facebook page. She found out that these haters, after being confronted with her in person, were ashamed, apologized and regret what they did. They never thought that far tha...
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