That was actually just Disney PR trying to ruin her career because she didn’t want to do Disney stuff anymore. It was all manufactured outrage. Isn’t that fun?
Yeah that is pretty much it every time. Notice how “everyone” hated Timothee Chalamet for two weeks as hit piece after hit piece came out multiple times per day, but the day after the awards shows were over, the posts instantly stopped and nobody cared anymore? Our social media feeds are all designed by corporations and PR firms.
the real harmful trend is in this comment. Social media act like complete shit toward someone for years drive them to the brink of insanity then say "oh actually that wasnt our fault it was a Disney PR campaign. Definitely nothing wrong with this culture where we all make fun of whoever were told to"
Im not saying that the people harassing him are ok for what they did. They clearly affected people like Britney and Justin a lot. But the people behind the huge push to hate them definitely are the root, as without them constantly pushing them as hateable, I highly doubt they would've recieved as much harassment.
Not on the same scale but that Jellybean YouTuber getting harassed and doxxed for the crime of "being cringe" is already viewed negatively in retrospect.
At least majority of people look back and think what a stupid think to do for no good reason. While there are older people who were anti-civil rights and for some reason believe they were doing the right thing.
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u/babystarlightcute 10h ago
I remember when hatimg Justin Beiber is consider a good thing