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In reply to the discussion: Cleveland Browns RB Isaiah Crowell shares, deletes illustration of cop having throat slit [View all]AntiBank
(1,339 posts)18. no, it does hurt on multiple levels
Because he is a public figure it gives people a reason to cry "violent backlash by PoC" so the right wingers have their projections reinforced.
Also it reinforces for PoC who may see it that violence is a reasonable approach. If you post enough stuff and some unstable person is so overwhelmed in duration and volume of the calls to violence, they could snap at subconscious level and bingo, another Dallas shooter is loosed.
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Cleveland Browns RB Isaiah Crowell shares, deletes illustration of cop having throat slit [View all]
True Earthling
Jul 2016
OP
So the pic of slitting a coppers throat ins't the pictorial portration of murder?
AntiBank
Jul 2016
#32
it was the same image that the woman had for her profile picture when the cray cray cop
AntiBank
Jul 2016
#14
well due to his celebrity staus, he should know that it was wrong. I wouldnt be surprised if the
AntiBank
Jul 2016
#31
Why would he? 99.9% of celebrities don't even run their own social media accounts
HipChick
Jul 2016
#33
I would need to see proof that. No way it is 99.9% Certainly not in this case.
AntiBank
Jul 2016
#37
High profile businesses like the NFL have standards of behavior for their employees...
True Earthling
Jul 2016
#42