Do we need to sacrifice anonymity for a better Internet?

I have been thinking about this for a while. As someone who has never been anonymous, and paid the price/had to defend everything I say... I wonder if we need to admit that anonymity doesn’t work, except in particular circumstances. I mean trolls aren’t whistleblowers and your abuse isnt speech, my guy.

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This stuff isn't free to produce, you know: https://teasmith.com.au

Otherwise, if you aren't paying me, this is supposed to be fun for me and #comedy​​​​ practice and I will talk about what *I* want. I swear BECAUSE it annoys people (and I have a stutter), so spare the lecture. Nobody owes anyone anything that isn't paid for, including content creators. Thanks.

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PPS: We don't live in America and the World's #Internet is not your personal HR Department. You don't own us, colonising pricks. STFU and stop chewing so loud. You might actually learn something.

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