I remember this story from a few years back. This guy had a girlfriend and she ended up getting doxxed and called out for doing the exact same thing he did. They even had kids together which just further boggles my mind.
Most shows based on this form of confronting wrong doers, have them running to their Mercedes being chased by the camera crew. When doing this with a troll, we find him slowly walking to a bus stop.
it really pissed me off when he said that he was entitled to his opinion and yes he is but that is no excuse to hurt people mentally and be racist to them he nothing but a coward walking away from the interviewer. it just makes me mad these trolls don't give a fuck what damage they doing.
Social media is a curse, brings out the ugly side of a person. Call me boomer if you wish (even though I’m like the age of the people who invented that dumb word) but you’ll only prove my point.
@@ulfberht4431 you are a boomer and you are right. Like Mike Tyson said: "Social media made y'all way too comfortable with disrespecting people and not getting punched in the face for it."
Don’t worry, his comeuppance will be that no one will remember him, no one will love him and no one will see him in any good light when he dies. What’s worse than death? Being forgotten and unloved or remembered as a terrible person.
At the end he gets tough thanks to the bus, his only way to get out of that situation. And before he grabs his cigarette as a lifebuoy. Typical coward.
It’s the beauty of the internet Wild West. Keep it open and keep it free. Yes let people use whatever speech they want because we don’t want to risk free speech in the name of hurt feelings. Trolls are morons that only get power from reactions. If you dont let them get to you then they have no power
I politely but firmly disagree with you, Doug. You just rephrased the old, cliched "sticks and stones will break my bones but name will never hurt me" line. I got news for you: words do hurt. Never underestimate the power of words. Words hurled by bullies often cause depression and anxiety and lead to self-harm in the vulnerable. Words cause riots and lead to lynchings. Words cause world wars. Not letting trolls get to you is not a realistic option for many if not most of us.
@@Ocelot1962 well we can agree to disagree, but in America and in most of the developed world, there’s free speech. If we started to police speech then it’s only a matter of time before speech that you do agree with starts to become illegal. The beauty of speech is even if it’s insulting you can ignore it. And again, if you are talking about speech that results in injury, like yelling a fire, or starting a riot- that’s not free speech-that’s a call to action. It’s not illegal to yell fire in a crowded room as long as there really is a fire.
Easy for you to say. You're not the one being trolled. Sorry to be rude and all and I really don't want to argue or start one for that matter but that phrase or saying about "sticks and stones may break my bones but words will never hurt me" sorry but words actually do hurt and cause just as much damage as physical harm to anyone. For those who advise us to ignore the trolls, it's easy for someone whose not being trolled or victimized to give advice like that but if you were trolled like some others have and if you couldn't get them to stop or if they found a way to ruin your life, than you wouldn't be saying we should ignore them. Ignoring doesn't work. It didn't work one hundred years ago ( back when people were possibly making others miserable face to face ) it didn't work fifty years ago and it sure won't work now. Forgive me but I'm not trying to argue or start argument and I'm not trying to troll. I know you mean well Doug. But ignoring just doesn't work and telling someone to ignore them is easy but when you become a victim of being trolled and if they ruin your life somehow, than that's when it's hard to ignore them or to not be bothered by them. Ignoring is basically ineffective. Again, I'm sorry for arguing or causing an argument, I don't mean to do that, it's just that we're finding out that ignoring them doesn't work.
If they speak with their real name, so that we can point out their hate to employers, family members and so on - then free speech is great! When they hide though...
This is the only clip from that episode of Panorama that aired online. The BBC were apparently very pleased with the documentary until clips of it appeared and everybody started taking the p1ss. They kept haviing all of the clips pulled. The whole documentary was so ridiculously out of touch with what was really happening. Some of the other presenters kept calling it trawling. They were trying to put out an idea that these people were part of a community who get together to orchestrate hate crimes like these. What that guy said was true, what he did was not illegal, he didnt threaten anybody. The truth is most trolls just troll for fun, it makes them feel better about themselves. They're not working together like this documentary suggested, there have been examples of this like forums like 4chan getting together but thats not too common. It really misquoted the law and the old farts at the BBC were left red faced because they came across as stupid.
The documentary highlighted that trolls are mostly inadequates (usually, but not always men) who, despite protestations that what they're doing isn't illegal, aren't willing to do it under their real names. Note how he was clearly unhappy about his real identity being made public - these people can give it, but not take it.
@@dunebasher1971 The documentary also wrongly asserted that they were an organised group looking to do harm. Most people online have trolled somebody in some form at some point, whether arguing about a topic or just trying to be funny. There are extreme examples but not on the level the documentary was trying to portray. It was a scaremongering attempt, as if we had a new epidemic on our hands. It was obviously made by older people who have no concept of how people online communicate with each other.
It's the internet. Deal with it or leave but don't try to censor it. People who condemn this are destroying the free internet just because they let some stupid words written on the internet get close to them which is ridiculous anyways.
It would be more understandable if someone you knew wrote it, but this is a random guy from wales whos got a reputation for being a bit of a troll. Baffling how people get affected that badly by what he writes? Is this how oversensitive people are these days?
I mean yeah it's the internet, people are free, but people are also free to track down people dumb enough to leave a breadcrumb trail back to them. Should people not be allowed to retaliate? Ignoring them is good, but confronting them or retaliating somehow can also be good. The dude was garbage who didn't even stand by what he said, he deserved it.
@@jonburchett11 If you actually let letters on the internet by an anonymous complete stranger hurt you you have way deeper issues that you should figure out and take care of.
@@Frobbl that's not what Im saying. People don't have to be hurt to respond to someone being an asshole, like these guys in the vid weren't in their feelings, I think they just wanted to run a story on someone being terrible online and see if they kept that energy in person.
@@xrenegade87xchannel88 You do know that trolls deserve to be punished that way. I say that because I've encountered a few of them online over the years and they are people I wish on no one.
@@drainganggoon3013 You got to admit. Online internet trolls are people we wish on no one, not even our worst enemies and when it comes to trolls that never suffer a punishment for what they do, they deserve to be punished for their actions.
@@brocksampson3405 bro you’ve been an asshole to people and made people miserable too so stop acting like you’re this good innocent person that doesn’t even deserve a slap on the wrist because that’s obviously bullshit so long as you keep up with this “trolls should tormented like he’ll be because they deserve it but not me I’m a good person” mentality then you’ll never change and you’ll be a kind and forgiving person ever in a billion years not even in your dreams
A grown man... how low can one go?
Trolled em so hard they made a video about him lol
your nickname lol, considering that schwarz in German already means "Black".
It's an open forum therefore he can post whatever he wants?! Hmm why do it then under a different name, what a coward...the man looks like a bully
I remember this story from a few years back. This guy had a girlfriend and she ended up getting doxxed and called out for doing the exact same thing he did. They even had kids together which just further boggles my mind.
Then doxxing should be legal.
Most shows based on this form of confronting wrong doers, have them running to their Mercedes being chased by the camera crew. When doing this with a troll, we find him slowly walking to a bus stop.
Lol 😆 He was basically like " fuk# off
‘That’s what they look like’
it really pissed me off when he said that he was entitled to his opinion and yes he is but that is no excuse to hurt people mentally and be racist to them he nothing but a coward walking away from the interviewer. it just makes me mad these trolls don't give a fuck what damage they doing.
Cry more you baby
@@ericm7687 You're next
what a sad sad person.
Taking the bus… I think life trolled him well enough
a fatty who smokes. He won't be long in the world
Pretty sure the reporter and the troll are brothers lol
They look like twins
Haha perhaps this guy should investigate the BBC for fake news and track them down to broadcasting house London!
Now there’s an idea….
Nah tracking trolls is better
Nimrod7 is blatantly impotent
HAAHAHAHAHAHHHAHAHA
I thought trolls are shy innocent looking people. That you won't think such a person could say things and behave like that online
My question would be why you still believe in stereotypes at your age? Anyone can be anything
Social media is a curse, brings out the ugly side of a person. Call me boomer if you wish (even though I’m like the age of the people who invented that dumb word) but you’ll only prove my point.
@@ulfberht4431 you are a boomer and you are right. Like Mike Tyson said: "Social media made y'all way too comfortable with disrespecting people and not getting punched in the face for it."
Question: Has Darren Burton stopped trolling since he was confronted? Does anyone have an update on this creep?
he now runs the Cardiff branch of Mensa.
@@pattate9636 Thanks, Pat. I'm sorry to hear this. I wish that creep would get his comeuppance.
Don’t worry, his comeuppance will be that no one will remember him, no one will love him and no one will see him in any good light when he dies. What’s worse than death? Being forgotten and unloved or remembered as a terrible person.
He's in prison for touching kids
@@ulfberht4431Your liberal ideology is garbage.
At the end he gets tough thanks to the bus, his only way to get out of that situation. And before he grabs his cigarette as a lifebuoy. Typical coward.
You are the real coward
@@ericm7687 really? Explain...
@@ericm7687 and a troll defends a troll. Excellent
@@alij7734 It's the internet. Deal with it or leave but don't try to censor it.
@@Frobbl Fair enough. I really cant argue with that
Weak ass confrontation
DONALD TRUMP!!!!! ☝️
Oh no wait it isn’t!
It’s the beauty of the internet Wild West. Keep it open and keep it free. Yes let people use whatever speech they want because we don’t want to risk free speech in the name of hurt feelings. Trolls are morons that only get power from reactions. If you dont let them get to you then they have no power
I politely but firmly disagree with you, Doug. You just rephrased the old, cliched "sticks and stones will break my bones but name will never hurt me" line. I got news for you: words do hurt. Never underestimate the power of words. Words hurled by bullies often cause depression and anxiety and lead to self-harm in the vulnerable. Words cause riots and lead to lynchings. Words cause world wars. Not letting trolls get to you is not a realistic option for many if not most of us.
@@Ocelot1962 well we can agree to disagree, but in America and in most of the developed world, there’s free speech. If we started to police speech then it’s only a matter of time before speech that you do agree with starts to become illegal. The beauty of speech is even if it’s insulting you can ignore it. And again, if you are talking about speech that results in injury, like yelling a fire, or starting a riot- that’s not free speech-that’s a call to action. It’s not illegal to yell fire in a crowded room as long as there really is a fire.
Easy for you to say. You're not the one being trolled. Sorry to be rude and all and I really don't want to argue or start one for that matter but that phrase or saying about "sticks and stones may break my bones but words will never hurt me" sorry but words actually do hurt and cause just as much damage as physical harm to anyone. For those who advise us to ignore the trolls, it's easy for someone whose not being trolled or victimized to give advice like that but if you were trolled like some others have and if you couldn't get them to stop or if they found a way to ruin your life, than you wouldn't be saying we should ignore them. Ignoring doesn't work. It didn't work one hundred years ago ( back when people were possibly making others miserable face to face ) it didn't work fifty years ago and it sure won't work now. Forgive me but I'm not trying to argue or start argument and I'm not trying to troll. I know you mean well Doug. But ignoring just doesn't work and telling someone to ignore them is easy but when you become a victim of being trolled and if they ruin your life somehow, than that's when it's hard to ignore them or to not be bothered by them. Ignoring is basically ineffective. Again, I'm sorry for arguing or causing an argument, I don't mean to do that, it's just that we're finding out that ignoring them doesn't work.
If they speak with their real name, so that we can point out their hate to employers, family members and so on - then free speech is great! When they hide though...
@@brocksampson3405 oh you mean you can't just block them? Lol
This is the only clip from that episode of Panorama that aired online. The BBC were apparently very pleased with the documentary until clips of it appeared and everybody started taking the p1ss. They kept haviing all of the clips pulled. The whole documentary was so ridiculously out of touch with what was really happening. Some of the other presenters kept calling it trawling. They were trying to put out an idea that these people were part of a community who get together to orchestrate hate crimes like these. What that guy said was true, what he did was not illegal, he didnt threaten anybody. The truth is most trolls just troll for fun, it makes them feel better about themselves. They're not working together like this documentary suggested, there have been examples of this like forums like 4chan getting together but thats not too common. It really misquoted the law and the old farts at the BBC were left red faced because they came across as stupid.
The documentary highlighted that trolls are mostly inadequates (usually, but not always men) who, despite protestations that what they're doing isn't illegal, aren't willing to do it under their real names. Note how he was clearly unhappy about his real identity being made public - these people can give it, but not take it.
@@dunebasher1971 The documentary also wrongly asserted that they were an organised group looking to do harm. Most people online have trolled somebody in some form at some point, whether arguing about a topic or just trying to be funny. There are extreme examples but not on the level the documentary was trying to portray. It was a scaremongering attempt, as if we had a new epidemic on our hands. It was obviously made by older people who have no concept of how people online communicate with each other.
My hero.
You forgot to confront me I'm far worse than that man
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It's the internet. Deal with it or leave but don't try to censor it.
People who condemn this are destroying the free internet just because they let some stupid words written on the internet get close to them which is ridiculous anyways.
It would be more understandable if someone you knew wrote it, but this is a random guy from wales whos got a reputation for being a bit of a troll. Baffling how people get affected that badly by what he writes? Is this how oversensitive people are these days?
I mean yeah it's the internet, people are free, but people are also free to track down people dumb enough to leave a breadcrumb trail back to them. Should people not be allowed to retaliate? Ignoring them is good, but confronting them or retaliating somehow can also be good. The dude was garbage who didn't even stand by what he said, he deserved it.
@@jonburchett11 If you actually let letters on the internet by an anonymous complete stranger hurt you you have way deeper issues that you should figure out and take care of.
@@Frobbl that's not what Im saying. People don't have to be hurt to respond to someone being an asshole, like these guys in the vid weren't in their feelings, I think they just wanted to run a story on someone being terrible online and see if they kept that energy in person.
You: "Deal with it"
This show: *Deals with it.
You: "No, NOT LIKE THAT!"
Leave the poor man alone.
Trolls will never learn and will never change. Lock them all up for life and give them their own personal nightmare.
Right if you’re a sweet little angel that’s never hurt a single soul In your who life
@@xrenegade87xchannel88 You do know that trolls deserve to be punished that way. I say that because I've encountered a few of them online over the years and they are people I wish on no one.
Bruh what💀
@@drainganggoon3013 You got to admit. Online internet trolls are people we wish on no one, not even our worst enemies and when it comes to trolls that never suffer a punishment for what they do, they deserve to be punished for their actions.
@@brocksampson3405 bro you’ve been an asshole to people and made people miserable too so stop acting like you’re this good innocent person that doesn’t even deserve a slap on the wrist because that’s obviously bullshit so long as you keep up with this “trolls should tormented like he’ll be because they deserve it but not me I’m a good person” mentality then you’ll never change and you’ll be a kind and forgiving person ever in a billion years not even in your dreams
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