It was aimed at kids, who were asked to wear pink. To commemorate a boy wearing a pink shirt who was bullied horribly as a result.
So what's your pink shirt?
Is it that you participated innocently in a blog, sharing your love of bags or cars or fashion or pets?
Did someone mock you, use your pictures in an unauthorized way, spread lies about you? Just because?
In the same week as this event, yet another blog tracking people's IP addresses and mocking people for their (of all things) handbags started up.
It's nothing to be proud of.
It isn't ok when kids do it but they're kids. Presumably, they dont know any better? What's an adult's excuse?
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The Purse Forum / PurseBlog is a melting pot for bag enthusiasts, afiacianos. No different from any other special interest groups discussing automobiles, electronic gadgets, music systems, fishing, boating, the list goes on.
PFA bears an abundance of abnormal, sinister hatred for the blog owners and decided that the way to show hatred is to attack their asset: their members. They are vicious when they attack. The victims asked for information to be erased from PFA but PFA turned around the mock the victims instead that the moment the email is sent to them, the email is their property and they can do whatever they deem fit. I don't think law enforcers see it that way.
It is expected that everyone would behave with decency in online forums. They didn't. They stalked their targets on the Purse Forum, download the pictures posted by targets and make victims out of them by shaming and humiliating them on PFA.
They are adults. They should know better. What sort of role models are they to the children in their lives?
MT and the duchess will continue their stalking and attacking. It's what they do, who they are! No matter what anyone posts here or elsewhere, their lies will continue and they are lies. They are consumed by jealousy and hate. They are not role models, never where nor will be. MT and the duchess deserve each other. They posted with multiple names and replied to their own posts before they were thrown off TPF. The duchess was always looking to bait anyone that had more then she did and claim they owned fakes. They are beyond "sinister".
Justice be served.
@4:48 AM
Yes, many posters as well as anonymous posters on PFA who comment are some of the most vicious people I've seen around (I guess like gravity they tend to cling together for safety, security?). I’ve seen some of my own stuff victimized as well as many others who are bloggers, posters or just people they want to demonize. They want people to see others in a light they perhaps didn’t previously view them in, give them SH*| colored glasses to say. It’s unfortunate that laws for internet related harassment are so varied from state to state, it’s possible more could be done. Yet, it’s another reason that those of us who have learned the hard way can advise others to be more careful of what they put out there because there are always those who have the time and energy to dig to make someone look like something they aren’t to others.
You're right - a lot of time and energy to do the nasty things they do. Goes to show these cyberstalkers do not have balanced lives. So much hatred plotting the next bad story to hurt their victims.
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