justice

In times of doubt, check the tapes. The internet is brimming with fake reviews, as well as wonderful responses from the companies themselves. What we haven't seen is someone give such a detailed, minute-by-minute account of the reviewer's visit. This is some very thorough destruction.

This whole subreddit is basically the world telling humans to quit their bullsh*t on a brutal level. The resulting moments are satisfying on a biological response kind of level. It just feels kind of good to see arguably bad people, getting what they had coming to them. 

Whether it's to complain about a restaurant, falsify a new story, or just to get likes, people are out there lying like it's their job. Thankfully, there's also people on the internet who feel compelled to call those people out and prove them wrong. Sweet, sweet Justice.

Nothing makes us more pleased than to see liars called out by the internet. It makes us feel like there's still people who live to do good in the world.

What makes people want to lie on the internet? Does it give them a weird sense of satisfaction? Do they think they can actually take credit for things that are easy to fact-check? Do they just want to make the world worse? Either way, what feels really nice is to see justice come to them in the form of a dutiful commenter.

What happens when an incompetent manager threaten to fire an employee they completely depend upon? Bluffs are called.

After a hit and run, this community on Nextdoor was getting themselves organized when they got an enlightening update. 

Lying online is one of the emerging problems of our time. Thankfully, when people see something fishy, they usually investigate. Here are some liars who got caught in the act.