translated from Spanish: The strong exculpatory of Thelma Fardin after being accused of plagiarism

“If I upload a mesh photo I wasn’t abused, if I upload a photo I like I’m a thief.” Thus began the disclaimer of Thelma Fardin on her Twitter account, after it was again at the center of the scene, when several users on the social network noticed that she had posted photos on the networks as his own, when they were from other artists/photographers. Having been heavily criticized for that, she published the letter in which she again showed her frustration at the attack she suffered at this time and in other previous situations. “It saddens me to think that in their quarantine instead of doing an introspection they continue to spit out violence,” he said.
In addition, he considers that much of this entangling relates to the public complaint he made against Juan Darthes, who was accused of rape and a case is being maintained. He remarked that “the problem is what it represents; this tireless need to delegitimte those who break the silence.”
“I wish they organized and fought, I wish they would trending topic the social inequalities in which we live submerged. Bad news for operators (the same ones that are threatening me over the phone since last night): I’m still here, we’re just every time and that’s why fear doesn’t belong to us anymore,” he closed. The Exculpa Of Thelma Fardin
“If I upload a mesh photo I wasn’t abused, if I upload a photo I like I’m a thief, if I write a sentence or a book I couldn’t be me because how am I going to have the intellectual capacity? If I have a safe political ideology, it’s because I’m sleeping with some official in that party. If I upload a picture of the wine I’m taking, I don’t have a heart for people in aberrant situations in the middle of this pandemic. It saddens me to think that in their quarantine instead of an introspection they continue to spit out violence. That instead of thanking you for how privileged you are for being able to pave in the nets and not have to think if you will be able to eat tomorrow you choose to invest the time in agredirme me. That violence they exert with me is exhausting but it does not hurt me, the problem is what it represents; this tireless need to delegitimity those who break the silence, the high rod in every step that gives who was encouraged to denounce what they want to keep under the carpet. I wish they would organize and fight, I wish they would trending topic the social inequalities in which we live submerged. I hope we’re consumed by mediocrity. Bad news for operators (the same ones that are threatening me over the phone since last night): I’m still here, we’re every time and that’s why fear doesn’t belong to us anymore”

Original source in Spanish