The People vs The Trolls: cyberbullying and the law | David Harvey | TEDxAuckland

[@jaredmayo5820]

Whoever is calling her this should be in legal trouble

[@mickeymcnaughton2555]

A reasonable and reasoned proposition is that, within every person, irrespective of position of responsibility, there exists a "catfish" just waiting to jump out. This could just as easily apply to "innocent" moms and dads and those within NFT organizations who might presume that by having a source of knowledge about any individual or group they have an "issue" with (even some emotionally driven issue) they might have a "moral" justification for (mis) applying some of that which they access. I would suggest that this legislation is NOT just brought about to address the activities of those who want to "play around" with other people's lives using publicly available material. I would further suggest that why information access "footprint" mechanisms are now so popular is because, just like little children, fully grown adults will try to "nick" cookies from the jar that they are not entitled to have their fingers in. At the very least, such retrospective tracking mechanisms will usually (but not always) determine just where a request for personal information has come from and what has been accessed. Bear in mind that outright carelessness and foolish mishandling of material/information obtained can account for a good proportion of material (later) used to target an individual or a group for the purpose of aggravating or harassing them. Still, that's human nature for you, the inquisitive and the reactionary.

[@Cobra427Veight]

What about a person that spreads a inappropriate photo to his contacts on their phone , for the soul reason of destroying their reputation of course this goes on further as each person tells another 2 people and more etc

[@MissUnderstoodasAlways]

Great talk thank you 😊

[@RinoaL]

if you silence the trolls, nobody can talk. not even you.

[@Adventurer-te8fl]

That depends on how the law is written. In the past, there are many restrictions that have been placed on the 1st amendment, but didn’t completely censor speech.

[@1903chrisholden]

Amazing talk and so informative

[@Patrickstarrrrr69]

If you can’t handle the internet, don’t be on the internet.

[@VacuumandFirealarm]

Who says that we have to deal with cyber bullying on the Internet?

[@Adventurer-te8fl]

If you can’t talk nicely without being toxic, then go to jail

[@Patrickstarrrrr69]

It’s called free speech. The world doesn’t have to bow down to you because you can’t handle bullies

[@VacuumandFirealarm]

@@Patrickstarrrrr69 same with you the world doesn’t have to bow down to you and thinks it’s OK for you to make fun of innocent people! Because I can literally ruin your reputation if you got a problem with me, so I suggest you keep your mouth shut if you don’t want your reputation to get ruined by me

[@VacuumandFirealarm]

Also, people like you use free speech as an excuse to justify you hate speech

[@전혜준-p4z]

Twitter

[@onewithin1chava949]

I believe many of us have a problem with a hate speech speaker here on yt

[@bruhgamer3789]

one within more like one within your mom

[@Schneidon1]

Scuffed Tedtalk

[@LeileeBaker805]

Cockroaches

[@전혜준-p4z]

Hate

[@MissUnderstoodasAlways]

Yep agreed

[@stargirl6659]

The so called “Cyber bullying” is a minor price to pay for freedom of speech.

[@juliannnicoll7821]

Why do people have to pay for something that is told to be free? Especially innocent people?

[@Adventurer-te8fl]

It’s a major price to pay.

[@lejyt7973]

Dumbest law 2017

[@MissUnderstoodasAlways]

Great talk thank you 😊