I mean, I get the appeal of a bit of outrage, it's always fun to work yourself up into an indignant fury, but...
Surely you just run the risk of looking a bit of a twat if you haven't actually got reality the facts on your side?
Twitter, much as I love it, does seem to fuel this kind of lunacy. Suddenly everyone is tweeting and sharing horror stories. Which is crazy enough, but usually people have got so much on their high horse that they daren't admit they were wrong, so it just runs and runs. And it could all be so easily avoided if people bothered to just check facts first.
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to think it is usually best to check facts before being outraged?
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Empusa · 24/09/2012 21:28
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