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The internet was supposed to provide a space for conversation, exchange of experiences, and building valuable communities 🤷‍♂️ However, increasingly, this looks completely different. Hate speech, trolls, provocations, bots, and absurd questions posted just to cause chaos 😱 are now a daily occurrence not only for creators but also for ordinary people who simply want to be part of a meaningful discussion 🫣 In this article, I speak openly about what online hate looks like from my perspective 👑 I discuss what really lies behind senseless comments, why it's increasingly difficult to distinguish honest criticism from simple trolling, and how such chaos affects creators, audiences, and the entire online climate. ❌ Because hate speech contributes nothing. It doesn't build. It doesn't develop. Very often, it speaks only about the person who produces it 🤷‍♂️ I also discuss the consequences of this phenomenon. About fatigue, frustration, burning energy, losing the will to act, and the fact that not everyone can cope with it. I show how I try to function in this world, how I look at stupid questions, deliberate teasing, and online aggression, and what I do to avoid getting sucked into a spiral of senselessness 🤷‍♂️ This isn't a film about bicycles in the classic sense 👉 It's a film about what's happening around creativity, community, and online presence 🧑‍💻 If you also see how the internet is changing, how discussion is deteriorating, and how valuable content is losing out to noise, then this video is for you 💪 Let me know in the comments how you view online hate. Where do you think criticism ends and plain toxicity begins? I'm curious about your opinion 🙏 🚲 🚲 🚲 🚲 🚲 🚲 🚲 King of Bikes Media 🔗 Insta:   / tik   Tok:   / krol_rowerow   Facebook:   / krolrowerow   Linkedin:   / mikolaj-pytel-222022107   Strava:   / strava   Chapters 👇 0:00 Intro 0:10 Introduction 0:18 Online Hate 0:38 Hate in the cycling industry 0:48 What's in the episode? 0:58 Where does this phenomenon come from? 2:05 Who are the parties to this "conflict"? 2:38 What could be the consequences? 4:13 How does trolling work? 4:43 What happens when a creator is weak? 5:16 Where are the limits? 5:53 Stupid questions... 6:19 Example #1 8:19 Example #2 9:41 What scale are we measuring? 10:13 Do creators like to discuss? 11:17 What if a creator doesn't respond? 11:25 What does this mean for me? 11:41 What am I planning? 12:15 What could happen? 13:19 Your thoughts and free conclusions 13:56 Are you a badass? 14:06 Outro 🚲 🚲 🚲 🚲 🚲 🚲 🚲 #krolrowerow #hate #internet #socialmedia #comments 🚲 🚲 🚲 🚲 🚲 🚲 🚲 🚲 hate on the internet, online hate, toxic comments, internet trolls, bots on the internet, online hate, criticism and hate, how to deal with hate, hate on YouTube, hate in social media, online comments, toxic internet, internet creators, the life of an internet creator, online pressure, the impact of hate on the psyche, the effects of hate, how to respond to hate, stupid questions on the internet, absurd comments, the internet without a filter, internet culture, internet pathology, online aggression, emotions on the internet, responsibility for words, comments under videos, online community, YouTube Poland, Polish YouTube, creativity on the internet, social media without bullshit, reflection on the internet, what hate looks like, the truth about hate, the internet and psychology, creators versus hate, online chaos, trolling, provocations in comments, valuable content on the internet, crisis of online discussion, how hate works, internet swamp, hate comments, followers and hate, creators and commenters, hate and trolling, a film about hate, a conversation about hate