Anyone wondering why I have an issue with @serenasdress :

1 released screenshots from a dm without the owner's permission
2 mocked the content despite having tweets with very similar content
3 hopped on the cyberbullying bandwagon to "cancel" someone who had literally just said+

That if army had focussed on dynamite instead of Jennie it would have gotten the 3rd number 1
4 fails to accept responsibility or apologise for their hypocrisy or actions–deleted tweets+blocked
5 xenophobic
6 misgendered me but I'm so used to army doing that I'm not even shocked

As a follow up:
• I Totally get sharing a private message IF it's for public safety or if it is for the actual benefit of people
• I agree that the original tweet (posted by an account that was bullied into deactivating, well done army) was not the wisest choice, but it was +

literally just OP's opinion that army was too focused on BP and that this had let us down
I may disagree but I wouldn't have been that disrespectful in addressing it
They could have turned that into something funny but instead ganged up on her for defending someone they dislike

•finally I would like to apologise to @serenasdress . I had made the assumption (based mainly on their immaturity, hypocrisy, xenophobia and manner of speaking) that they were american. I shouldn't have assumed, that was very Serena-ish of me
But sarcasm aside, I am truly sorry+

for having made an assumption, especially one that was wrong. That was out of line, I shouldn't have tried to match your way of tweeting (and calling out someone's nationality as if it's a bad thing) without knowing for sure where it is u were from.

I hope u can learn to take responsibility for your immaturity and bullying, and that you will understand how what you did was wrong. If ur unsure what it is I'm referring to my DMs are open and I'm willing to elaborate in more detail for you.

Anywho here is a link to BTS's antibullying campaign that I think fits in nicely with the topic at hand if anyone wants to take a look at it https://www.unicef.org/end-violence/kind-notes