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  Isn’t it what happens with most things? People won’t learn from this either, they think they have the power of internet now so they can ‘cancel’ anyone. What do we expect?
context: That last paragraph is facts lots of people need to stop acting like they know more then people who are experiencing it. >
  
  Also- this has been a problem in other cases as well. Having the media blow it up makes it way harder detectives. Luckily Idaho has laws about info being released so everything was kept well under wraps! >
  
  Facebook is a shitty platform, filled with the worst kinds of people, so it doesn’t shock me that those kind of eggs, shift over to Reddit. I genuinely think they play a big role in the borderline toxic behaviour.
  There was this one chick on the sub (which is a sub dedicated to the kids; and for information) — and she was losing her shit on me, simply because I said she had no business victim blaming the roommate.
  This user took it up such a notch, she went from other subs; stalking me — and spamming me because she was that pissed that I told her to stop playing the role of Reddit detective.
  It really is disgusting. These people need to touch grass. They’re literally insane. They want clout, and think they’re doing something by being a typical ‘Reddit know-it all.’
  Lunatics. >
  
  This is epic >
  
  I'm not from the US, what are the Idaho murders? >
  
  It refers to four university students who where stabbed in their off campus residence in Idaho. >
  
  In the internet age, real life can feel like click bait. Which is terrible and awful and shameful. But, psychologically speaking, true. Unfortunately. And that brings out all the people who had low empathy to begin with.