Reflecting on the fact that I had to pretend not to be, who I was as a person - a Christian, at my old workplace, because I had been emotionally wounded by fellow Autistic folk for being a Christian circa 2012 - 2015. At the old workplace, I was terrified of reliving the horror of my entire life & faith being placed under attack by a bunch of people who seemed to have literally zero empathy.
"Oh, they (from your perspective) - are different (me), let's just bully them to death - it won't have any long-term mental health effects and this won't be contrary to my position on social justice at all."
People need to learn not to be manipulated, it's essential for not just physical safety, but also the mental health safety of yourselves & others.
Everything is not what it seems online. People who are genuine & honest and transparent with their thoughts, who don't put their thoughts through an excessive 'filter', might come across as not very nice to some people.
But it's so, so much worse to have someone who pulls the puppet strings of everyone for the sole purpose of self gratification.
The guy you called an incel in a thread on a mental health forum might be the guy who has schizophrenia and is an individual in the United States with access to a gun, and then goes onto to shoot someone? You would then indirectly be the cause of real life death.
Karma's a b***h & if it is a real thing (I believe it is) - you will probably pay in some form for those actions. I am not talking here about specific people taking 'revenge' - but the universe itself recognising your bad deeds and giving you bad luck or more bad health or whatever.
Just be a nice person. Be kind. Even when you have no reason to be. 
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Cultural Conservative, Economic Socialist.
Christian (LGBTQ+ affirming).
Abstract & critical thinker. 2nd wave feminist.
All humans are equal before God.
Freedom, is the sovereign right, of America.
On vacation