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This Fox has foxed his share of piglets.... If that makes sense? No? Oh... Okay, I’ll start again....

This Fox has trolled his fair share of victims. (Better? Okay, good). I suppose it’s mostly been my friends. I mean whats the harm in a little joke every now and then, right? As long as it’s responsible doesn't go too far. It’s funny, lighthearted and puts a smile on your face. However, I've also been around not so nice trolls. The kind that creates genuine harm that justifies there misdeed with the sentence “It was a joke.” I’m all four jokes [get it ;)] but theres a difference between harmless fun and making fun of the harmless. 

Let’s take the Tayla Harris incident for example. Tayla Harris, an AFLW superstar for Carlton FC had a photo of her kicking the footy during a game. The photo was spectacular. Showing athleticism at its finest. However, because Tayla is female and because you can see a lot of Taylor’s legs the photo (through social media) was plastered with revolting negative comments. Comments regarding females as sl**s, encouraging Tayla to go back to the kitchen and others suggesting woman stop playing sport all together.... It pains me to write these words and it pains me even more to think that it doesn't pain some men to write them in the first place. Truly sad. The incident corrupted the media over the next week and luckily Tayla stayed strong and hit back. She sent the right message by standing up for herself and against trolls. Not only did it seem by the end that a large part of the AFL community was behind her, but there seemed to ebb. general consensus in society that we would no longer stand for attitudes like this. The picture made it all over the world and the incident sets a precedent in Australia that those comments and attitudes are no longer welcome in this country. It makes me proud to see a positive impact come out of this incident. 

There’s a difference between trolling and TROLLING. One’s fun gestured and positive and often between friends. The other is destructive, degrading and ultimately unacceptable. As long as trolling isn't discriminatory I'm all for it. However, there’s a line, clear as day.