inspire-indiana Chapter 458 Cyber Violence
Chapter 458 Cyber Violence
Not only Jarvis wants to make things bigger, but Wishing wants to make things bigger too.
Just like what Lu Wen said, don't hurt these grandchildren, this kind of thing will happen again in the future.
Shen Fei is a very typical example. At the beginning, he made a wish every day in the country. Since he was made a wish and brought him to court again, Shen Fei didn't dare to name and name him to forcefully make a wish.
Now that Shen Fei is honestly being his public intellectual, he finds that the money is more profitable...
It wasn't just Shen Fei, after making a wish and suing this time, other self-media who were ready to move did not dare to make trouble.
As long as they dare to make black traffic with the excuse of making a wish, the lawyer who made the wish will send a lawyer's letter. This is not the kind of lawyer's letter that scares people in the entertainment industry. The wish is a true report. It's not that he spends so much money to support lawyers every year For good looks.
Of course, this is only one aspect. On the other hand, Wishing has always been a VIP on Weibo and WeChat public platforms. Many self-media that specifically hacked him have been directly restricted, and it is impossible to continue.
In addition, the major domestic sponsors are not vegetarians, and the self-media who specialize in making black wishes soon discovered that they can't make money by making black wishes.
Without interest involved, this group of people loses motivation, and they also have to make a living, so except for the hardcore black fans who make wishes, few of them can persevere.
Over time, there are fewer and fewer self-media making money by making black wishes, and they have changed careers one after another, and many have changed to making wishes. After all, such self-media wishes have never been reported...
In foreign countries, there are no netizens who insult and make wishes at will. This is all due to the fact that Wishing sued netizens in Italy.
But this time, Lu Wen didn't intend to sue Jarvis, nor could he win.
Jarvis did not deliberately discredit the wish, he just took it out of context and sophistry, and the legal team of the wish has not yet caught the right handle.
What Lu Wen wants to do is very simple, that is, to bet, to bet on whether Wish can get the top scorer in the Champions League this season.
As long as the matter is made a big deal and Jarvis is put on the shelf, I am not afraid that he will not gamble.
The bet on Lu Wen is all right. The annual salary of the so-called well-known reporter Jarvis is actually less than [-] euros. He usually spends money without saving, and he is still in debt. Even if he has made some money these days, he does not have much savings.
Lu Wen intends to raise the bet to 50 euros, which is equivalent to Jarvis' five-year salary. Jarvis will definitely not be able to pay it out. When he goes bankrupt, journalists who want to make a wish will have to consider whether they can afford bankruptcy the consequences.
It just so happens that betting is legal in England...
If Jarvis didn't dare to take it, his reputation would be ruined.
Didn't you Jarvis keep saying that making a wish is not as good as Messi, and the top scorer in the Champions League must belong to Messi?Then why don't you dare to bet?
As for whether the wish can surpass Messi and win the top scorer of the Champions League this season, Lu Wen has never doubted.
He asked about making a wish, and if he said yes, Lu Wen believed him.
Anyway, even if it fails, it will only pay 50 euros, and Lu Wen does not need to pay this money.
As for the loss of image that bragging fails, even if you don't make this bet, you have to bear it if you make a wish. Who made him like bragging...
Wishing and Jarvis got it right!
The reporters were like sharks that smelled blood. They instantly gave up Lopetegui, who was about to be sprayed with depression, and began to hype the news about Wishing and Jarvis.
This is the drama that the people love to see.
The enthusiasm of the netizens was not too much, and soon the wishing tweet was retweeted tens of millions of times, and this topic was pushed to the top of the hot topic in an instant.
Not only the fans of Wishing and Messi are forwarding and supporting their idols, but also many melon-eating people who watch the excitement and don't think it's a big deal are involved.
Surprisingly, the number of fans who support wishing is not dominant.
The rise of Chelsea is too short, and the background is not as good as Barcelona. Naturally, the number of fans is not as good as the other side. The global fans who make wishes are more than Messi, but most of them are Chinese fans.
On Twitter, Make a Wish is not yet Messi's match.
Because we have walls...
However, after this incident was posted back to Weibo, everyone became restless. Has the wish been bullied?How about that?
As a result, many netizens connected in series on the Internet, preparing to go out to support and make a wish...
Jarvis also made moves here. The "Daily Sports Daily" he worked for made a special feature, explaining the ins and outs of the incident in detail.
The topic described wishing as an egomaniac who swelled up to the point where he didn't know his last name after some achievements.And at the end, he ridiculed that he wished to be overwhelmed, and insisted on competing with the active football champion.
There was a wave of heat fiercely.
Of course, the focus of the topic is to make a wish and end in person.
The "Daily Sports Daily" described the end of the wish as a well-known star's frantic suppression of journalists who spoke out. Jarvis also claimed that he was subjected to cyber violence.
The evidence is the abuse of Huaxia fans on his Twitter...
In fact, Jarvis was going crazy with joy. In just two days, his Twitter followers increased by hundreds of thousands, and his name was mentioned repeatedly. More and more people knew him.
There are more and more people supporting Jarvis, including many melon-eaters who were originally watching the excitement.
Wishing has more than 500 million fans on Twitter, and he has hundreds of millions of fans in China. Now these fans are besieging Jarvis. Isn't this cyber violence?
People always like to sympathize with the weak. Not many people care about the cause of this incident and Jarvis's behavior of rubbing the heat.
There are far more Holy Mothers and Fathers abroad than domestic ones...
The topic of making a wish for Jarvis, a cyberbully, became more and more popular, and more and more people paid attention to it. The media naturally joined the discussion, and many media unequivocally stood by Jarvis.
Jarvis also received offers from several major newspapers, including "World Sports Daily", which was a pleasant surprise for him.
"Mundo Deportivo" is the largest sports newspaper in Catalonia, with a circulation of hundreds of thousands of copies. It is also the mouthpiece of Barcelona. This is where a "savvy person" like Jarvis should go place.
In contrast, a tabloid with a circulation of less than [-] copies like "Daily Sports" has a fart future.
But Jarvis can't abandon the "Daily Sports" yet, he still needs to keep his "professional reporter" integrity.
Jarvis began to speak out frequently as a victim, and posted photos of himself getting drunk and taking medicine because of depression.
As for making a wish, one of the protagonists of the whole incident, he is working on tactics with the team, and he has no idea that he has become a "disqualified star" who guides fans and reporters.
The public opinion intensified, which is exactly what Lu Wen hoped to see. When the popularity of this matter reached its peak, Lu Wen logged into the wishing Twitter account, posted a tweet, and @近进跑快乐了jia Weiss.
The content of Twitter is very simple, only one sentence -
"Since you say I'm not as good as Messi, do you want to bet?"