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Troll Hunting: Inside the World of Online Hate and its Human Fallout

Book by Ginger Gorman · 6 quotes · Trolling, Social Media, Trolls

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“On the one hand, Meepsheep tells me worss on the Internet never hurr anyone. On the other hand, hecsays, 'At around age sixteen, I did do a lot of stuff that I now regret that I know had real-life impacts in people.”

Trolls Trolling Predators Trolls And Trolling Online Bullying Cyberhate

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“When you're a socially ostracized white male you're not really recognised as marginalised,' he replies. 'It's easy to lash out at people who get all the glory and hype for being marginalised.”

Troll Trolls Trolling Marginalized People Marginalised Groups Young White Men

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“. . . it's dangerous to fool yourself into believing the online world is 'virtual' and the person behind the keyboard can't inflict real-life harm.”

Social Media Trolling

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“Women were more likely than men to report receiving threats of sexual assault or rape, violence or death, being followed or stalked, and publication of their personal details without permission in order to intimidate them.”

Social Media Trolling

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“. . . it's still baffling as to why social media companies are able to shirk responsibility for the extreme harm perpetrated via their sites. Imagine if such harms were routinely inflicted on members of the public visiting other types of privately owned spaces - like shopping malls or amusement parks.”

Social Media Trolling Corporate Social Responsibilty

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“Like all conversations about trolling with someone who identifies as a troll, they inevitably circle back to what he describes as 'my free speech bullshit'.”

Free Speech Freedom Of Speech Trolls Trolling

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