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You'd be surprised how jelousy of others can open a mouth about good as it decries bad.

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BBC News | MPs ask Instagram chiefs about suicide poll - https://www.bbc.com/news/technology-48279410?ocid=wsnews.chat-apps.in-app-msg.whatsapp.trial.link1_.auin


This may seem cold, but I'm not certain randoms on the internet should be held responsible for someone's mental illness.


People say a lot of things. They say it to shock, to press buttons, or sometimes for attention.

Originally posted by cdtm
This may seem cold, but I'm not certain randoms on the internet should be held responsible for someone's mental illness.

People say a lot of things. They say it to shock, to press buttons, or sometimes for attention.

There is probably a line that should not be crossed, though. Somewhere, there is a line.

This particular situation? Not anywhere near a line.

Reading the article, I see clear signs that it's all about blaming everyone else except for the parents, close family, and friends. They want to point the finger at anyone but themselves. "How dare Instagram kill my daughter!" Well, how about your as the father take responsibility for not knowing your daughter's depression was serious and didn't intervene quickly enough to stop a downward spiral to suicide? Or how about the fact that 14 years old is more than old enough for even dumb people to know there are consequences for their actions?

Someone said it but I don't remember how they worded it. But we are in the age of blame everyone but me for the bad.

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Introduce a person to the way the light shines when the feeling is just right.
Explain that it's admireable to accept life.

Originally posted by dadudemon
There is probably a line that should not be crossed, though. Somewhere, there is a line.

This particular situation? Not anywhere near a line.

Reading the article, I see clear signs that it's all about blaming everyone else except for the parents, close family, and friends. They want to point the finger at anyone but themselves. "How dare Instagram kill my daughter!" Well, how about your as the father take responsibility for not knowing your daughter's depression was serious and didn't intervene quickly enough to stop a downward spiral to suicide? Or how about the fact that 14 years old is more than old enough for even dumb people to know there are consequences for their actions?

Someone said it but I don't remember how they worded it. But we are in the age of blame everyone but me for the bad.


Seems like there's an enabler in this. If it was random people, no one would notice. The fact there's a bazillion stories on the latest victim, and various celebrities and politicians speaking on on subject of the week, is what gives this stuff traction.


I'm just not sure if this happens organically, or if it's planned on some level. Not in terms of "illuminati", but more a loose grouping of interested parties all on the same page about certain issues, because they all benefit in some way.


Like price fixing. That only works when competitors agree on everything from prices, a pact against employee poaching, to accepted industry marketing terms.

To make a generational statment of irresponsiblity is like saying God was wrong when he said this generation will be held responsbile.
A play on intent is all it is.