“One day recently, Alexandra Tweten was browsing Facebook when a woman she knew posted a screenshot of a recent exchange she’d had on OkCupid.
‘I want to message you, but I’m afraid,’ the man said. The woman didn’t respond for 12 hours, after which the man followed up with one word:
‘Asshole.’
As these things often do, the missive prompted a piling on of similar tales of inscrutably weird or profoundly rude dating messages. Tweten posted an aggressive note she had recently received from a man who had sent her the same OkCupid line three times in the course of a month, asking her if she’d like to chat. After ignoring it repeatedly, Tweten finally wrote back, ‘No.’” *
Jimmy Dore (http://www.twitter.com/jimmy_dore), Brian Unger (http://www.twitter.com/IamBrianUnger) and Ana Kasparian (http://www.twitter.com/AnaKasparian) discuss.
*Read more here from http://www.theatlantic.com/national/archive/2014/10/rise-of-the-feminist-creep-busting-web-vigilante/381809/