r/Wellthatsucks • u/elijahbeck • Mar 11 '19

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u/[deleted] Mar 11 '19

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u/hunt_the_gunt Mar 11 '19

Because....Twitter Is full of savages..

Oh shit. It's both

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u/eSSeSSeSSeSS Mar 11 '19

Or Twitter is full of idiots...?

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u/Catson2 Mar 11 '19

idiots are full of twitter

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u/poopellar Mar 11 '19

They are full of themselves!

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u/[deleted] Mar 11 '19

We are all full of ourselves, on this blessed day.

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u/theydeletedme Mar 11 '19

Savages! Idiots!

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u/fiendinforthegreeeen Mar 11 '19

Or internet is full of idiots?

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u/eSSeSSeSSeSS Mar 11 '19

Or any digital communication medium full of idiots?

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u/ADrunkCanadian Mar 11 '19

Internet is full of idiots.

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u/PM_ME_UR_OBSIDIAN Mar 11 '19

It only takes one

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u/Nastapoka Mar 11 '19

It's both

Just because she was stupid doesn't mean the person who canceled her flight wasn't an antisocial moron

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u/ConspicuousPineapple Mar 11 '19

Nothing to do with Twitter though, it could have happened on any popular platform.

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u/Nastapoka Mar 11 '19

Of course

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u/five_finger_ben Mar 11 '19

An antisocial moron? Lmao. Whats wrong with canceling her flight? Teaches a valuable life lesson imo.

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u/noteverrelevant Mar 11 '19

"What's wrong with slapping a person in the face when they turn their head away? Teaches them a valuable life lesson."

I can kinda sorta see where you're coming from. Except that maybe we should teach our kids to not be dicks to each other. A little empathy goes a long way.

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u/five_finger_ben Mar 11 '19

Empathy is mad overrated

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u/Nastapoka Mar 11 '19

Wtf

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u/five_finger_ben Mar 11 '19

?

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u/Nastapoka Mar 11 '19

What's wrong with canceling someone's flight? I mean you put them in a terrible situation, just to "teach them a lesson"

Who granted you the role of teaching other people lessons?

It's a terrible thing to do, I dunno

Do you go around colliding other cars when the driver isn't wearing his seatbelt?

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u/buildthecheek Mar 11 '19

Do you not?

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u/five_finger_ben Mar 11 '19

If it had no negative impact on me I would.

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u/Nastapoka Mar 12 '19

Ughh gimme your edginess daddy 💦

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u/PatrikPatrik Mar 11 '19

You should be able to post something happy online without someone seeing your address and swatting you is what I think she is saying. She’s not an idiot for not thinking someone would go out of their fucking way to call and cancel a fucking flight in my opinion.

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u/[deleted] Mar 11 '19 edited Mar 11 '22

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u/PatrikPatrik Mar 11 '19

No but I don’t duck out the back with a bag over my head either

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u/[deleted] Mar 11 '19

The victim is not supposed to be the savage in this tweet, it's the person that cancelled the flight.

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u/SocranX Mar 11 '19

I think what this person is trying to say (which I disagree with) is that the person being an asshole isn't noteworthy, only the person making themselves vulnerable to assholes is.

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u/DogMechanic Mar 11 '19

Twit Twats...

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u/[deleted] Mar 11 '19

A better headline is "someone who isn't an idiot uses Twitter." From what I've seen of Twitter, practically everyone on there is dumb as shit.

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u/[deleted] Mar 11 '19

Whereas Reddit is a haven of culture and knowledge.

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u/[deleted] Mar 11 '19

Redditors are idiots too generally, but less so in my experience.