You want posters to take your issues seriously and agree with the article in the OP, yet you can't even see what a collective problem is when a person is retweeting with laughter a proponent to shame someone publicly. And the person she was retweeting and supporting then goes on to say he gets a disease. It's the same shit on a different coin.
I am impressed that you've managed to create a side argument about how mean it is to laugh at some random white guy's writing (and please remember they are laughing at what he wrote... and we've already tackled why some might laugh or in my case criticize it)
I mean Jones is literally a blip in the article but because her twitter got posted here (solely because someone wanted to know if she was real) you decided to raise (in a thread where this woman again amounts to a single reference in the article) that she's a hypocrite on her position of cyber bullying because she laughed at an image of some white dude's instagram writing. I mean you understand she gets direct threats and shit and this is not a direct anything right?
Btw:
https://www.buzzfeed.com/morganmurr...tive-wife-post?utm_term=.ycRe9ggee#.fhPAB22AA
Dude is an author writer and public figure and this is how the original tweeter found the story, meaning by your logic anyone really shitting on the author here is cyber bullying her.
The reason the original tweeter was crass (not how I would do it, but it's also not like there's a sincere wish of harm here it was more about the culture... but yes it's stupid and shouldn't be said, nor should it be said here about this author which fortunately has not happened) is she was annoyed that people were fawning over him when you know full well that women of his wife's size would be getting harassment for talking about body positivity (and probably wouldn't do it with the tired "Real Woman" ) but your attempt to elevate all this to cyber bullying and equivilate it with the cyber harassment Jones and other out spoken black women face is pretty disingenuous.
That said I must admire your attempt to tie all this into my credibility here. It's an impressive misdirection.
I mean you've essentially hinged my credibility in defending an article written by a black woman about how white culture deals with black folk (and frequently other black women) on how willing I am to what dismiss (get mad at?) another black woman because she retweeted a white woman saying something mean about a white man.
in conclusion: the original tweet was shitty, the text was worth laughing about, Jones retweeting doesn't make her a hypocrite and none of this has anything to do with the topic at hand.