If innocent women can’t expect to have privacy, respect, and basic human dignity every time we leave our house, then the men who victimize them can’t expect to have anonymity on the internet.
Reigning (via robot-heart-politics)
Damn right.
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(via darkjez)
On the topic of (sexual) harassment on the internet, I think one option people should be able to have is when reporting someone who’s victimizing them online is to strip them of their anonymity for that post (if the oppressed user decides not to delete it) so that everyone can see who the user is. I think it sounds fair to take away that kind of privacy if they abuse it. And if those kinds of posts continue from this same person then the anonymity option should be taken away from them altogether.
….After reading the post again I think I kind of jumped off topic, but still relevant.
(Source: omgthatdress, via metapianycist)
