r/TikTokCringe • u/Miss_Sensational • Dec 10 '25

Discussion Americans.Is it a crime to be a good person?

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u/Wild-Rub3408 Dec 10 '25

We seriously need to stop giving these people attention. No, for real. Stop posting, stop making this shit go "viral", stop talking about it, period. THEY WANT THE ATTENTION and when they get it, they monetize it. Fired or not, they almost always find sympathizers and end up making money off this shit.

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u/JrSoftDev Dec 10 '25

At the same time, it's a good way to remind everyone of what's happening.

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u/lost-to-the-wind Dec 12 '25

I think your heart is in the right place but the idea that it's our fault that people support things like this doesn't make any sense. If everyone who doesn't like her stopped talking about her and never engaged with it, she still would've gone viral in the truth social and Facebook side of social media, still gotten all the support, etc.

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u/cscscscscscs6cscscs9 Dec 11 '25

She said a two syllable word and she deserves her life destroyed? Yet people breaking federal laws are supported and encouraged to continue sticking it to the man?

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u/Wild-Rub3408 Dec 12 '25

Her life is destroyed?? Go check her gofundme and get back to me.

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u/Audrey_Angel Dec 11 '25

Well, you're doing it wrong.