How do you feel when you are part of a group who is targeted online?

I don't feel anything about it. The silly pack of racist tits (or tit, as it may seem, because there might be only one of them) amuse me with their complete fucktardation.

Think about it. This site has barely any members, and the majority of those members suffer from mental disorders that make them antisocial, to put it nicely.

So even if these comments were to speak to someone here (unlikely, as this site is frequented by libtards), they still won't reach any further than the walls of somebody's mom's basement...and that somebody is going to get in big, big trouble for trying to burn crosses downstairs, yes sir.

Of course, these matted pubes on the floor behind the toilet COULD chose a more influential platform, but here they are, every day, replying to themselves with multiple accounts, all fucking day, not getting anywhere, and it's better here than somewhere else, where they might have an actual effect on the tangible world, but no. The trajectory of their tard speak is unimpressive. It's like pissing in the ocean; it effects no one, and I'm totally tickled by how fucking pathetic it is.

Troll on, wayward retards. You're as smart as a pack of angry howler monkeys gripping handfuls of their own poop.

Racially, quite offended unless the targeter is a part of some racist group that hates everyone other than their race, in which I would just shrug them off.

If it's something like a fandom, like me liking anime, furries, ponies, etc. then haters gonna hate.

i know im a part of a few groups marginalized on the internet, not that that it really bothers me.

everyone is a target for someone else.

I wouldn't know. I get targeted individually.

I do the targeting

im white

Usually, I don't care if a group that I affiliate with is being made fun of on the internet, because that's just the way the internet is; you're going to bump into asshats on the internet who either don't like you for petty reasons, are ill-informed about you (and like it that way), or just whatever. I think that speaking up is a good thing because one can bring attention to the way that some groups are mistreated, and can possibly convince others to sympathize, but that number that you can convince is usually a very paltry sum; the internet doesn't actually lend itself very well to intellectual discussion of these kinds of issues, and poop-flinging is more common. Because misinformation is so common on the internet and not everyone is good at vetting their sources, you're going to be fighting an uphill battle if you try to educate someone or demonstrate how they're wrong, especially if the person you're dealing with has some sort of emotional reason for believing in the things they believe in.

I don't know to what extent the internet causes hate to manifest itself in the real world. I think that the real world is already chock-full of hate, it's just that it's become unacceptable to be an overt bigot in public, so some people go to the internet where they can be anonymous while they talk about what a swell guy Hitler was and how the kitchen is really the only place for a woman.

Expected. I hit back.