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  More people than you'd think, unfortunately.
context: Can someone make me a subreddit to watch people do this? I would like that very much. >
  
  It's called TikTok. >
  
  Reminds me of that so-called journalist sobbing on MSNBC after getting a bunch of hate online because she was doxxing the family members of some politician she disagreed with. >
  
  Journalists are a different type man.
  The recent Twitter acquisition has been insane for showing that. I've seen them freaking out lately about something that's been standard process for half a decade at this point because a lot of the privilege to break the rules brazenly got stripped back.
  It's why the Musk/Twitter drama is tricky for me lately. I'm more than happy to criticise the funny rocket man but I can't really stick him with the blame for something if it was a problem before he took over. Or at the very least, I can't say that the issue originated from Musk, and is just a problem that was always there. >
  
  I feel like most of it is fake anyways, because who starts sobbing and thinks "ah yes, time to get those sweet sweet internet likes"