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Inside the Premier League unit hunting online trolls who threaten players
The Premier League is fighting a rise in social media threats against both its players and their families, with a team dedicated to hunting down online trolls. For a new series exploring extraordinary cases of online hate, the BBC gains exclusive access to the team, speaks to a top player targeted with abuse - and tracks down the man they helped convict for threatening him.
And so on and so forth. Forgive the WFM post but should not the BHA or PJA be doing the same for those who threaten jockeys? It is one thing to slag them off in the heat of the moment for ill-judged rides but there has to be a limit.
Inside the Premier League unit hunting online trolls who threaten players
The Premier League is fighting a rise in social media threats against both its players and their families, with a team dedicated to hunting down online trolls. For a new series exploring extraordinary cases of online hate, the BBC gains exclusive access to the team, speaks to a top player targeted with abuse - and tracks down the man they helped convict for threatening him.
And so on and so forth. Forgive the WFM post but should not the BHA or PJA be doing the same for those who threaten jockeys? It is one thing to slag them off in the heat of the moment for ill-judged rides but there has to be a limit.
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LMFAO, well, they had to give some excuse as to what they're up to after this was exposed:
https://twitter.com/SpeechUnion/status/1753528554929947067 No, really, we're the good guys, we are spying on people but it's all for your own good |
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Good point GEORGE.B.
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Covid was a great snap-shot
Governments don’t want to show their authoritarian side corporations don’t want to lose money Either way everyone loses We've Only Just Begun  |