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Revision as of 20:34, 6 September 2026
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- ◄ Terminology
Cyberbullying is bullying someone or a group of people over the Internet, social networks, forums, wikis, websites, etc.
This is a version of cancel culture, trying to punish someone for what they have written. Anyone can be a cyberbully. Most cyberbullies claim to be the victim of some imagined wrongdoing and want revenge. They hate free speech, and they have envy of someone different than themselves, like the rich, middle class, or politicians. A cyberbully thinks with emotions and is very unstable, and should think with logic and reason instead. This comes from social conditioning, which makes the cyberbully a sociopath or a narcissist.
Some cyberbullies are crybullies that play the victim and cry or scream until they get their way, like a spoiled child. They whine and moan that life isn't fair for them, and that they deserve justice in some way that doesn't make any sense.
See also
- Stubs
- SupWikipedia template
- Pages using the 'SupWikipedia' template
- Articles
- Articles by Rick Sanchez
- Cancel culture
- Cultural Marxism
- Cultural totalitarianism
- Culture wars
- Cyber wars
- Cyberbullying
- Emotions
- Justice
- Political analysis
- Political correctness
- Politically correct
- Psychology
- Reason
- Social conditioning
- Social engineering
- Social media
- Terminology
- Totalitarianism
- Victimhood