A comment I posted on a recent post of a Tibetan vlogger

First of all, you have to know, as you may know, the politics behind it, such trolls against Sokpo Takthi here, namely against Sokpo, for their once reign over Tibet, during which the other sectarian groups but Gelug had suffered a lot. And so, with this notion in the form of patriotism, they troll against you, namely, as you said, 'cyber bullying', and so the recent case of Sushant's suicide or murder, for his weakness not being able to stand it and walk ahead. I think for being a vlogger, blogger, given the fact of one making oneself vulnerable on the cyber world for this sense of publicity or any others, one has to be prepared with such strength and insight to be able to deal with such trolls by not caving in to their influences. If you go that weepy from now, they will target you more, keep watch over you to upend your freedom of speech or individual rights. As you are more exposed to the outside world if compared to other Tibetan girls hemmed in within the comfort zone of protection, as you said you work outside of our sphere, then you must know more. There are a lot of dastardly, cheap Tibetans out there, especially on the cyber world. And, especially now, the time for our sikyong and chithue election 2021, there are more such, and, why not, more Chinese cyber mules zeroing in on disrupting our harmony in exile. And, to go back a few years, you may remember well, one of the Kagyu chithue named Tenpa Yarphel had made a series of such attacks on our Religious and Cultural Dept of CTA's honorarium fund for Sokpo monk-students studying in our monastic institutes across India, saying there had not been any good things done by Sokpo in Tibet. And, to sum up, it's, I think, no less of sectarian spite still harbored than a systematic plan of disrupting our harmony by CCP's nexus across the world. You have to be, I think, more assertive, more confident in what you've been doing by creating this vlog, and, especially, to care more about your contents by learning more and reading more. Once you're confidently eclectic, broad-viewed, experienced by exposures, then you will see our sort of divisive cholkha or choelug sentiments, narrow sense of protection by nepotism as still in the process of mutation from barbaric tendency to more inclusive, humane way through learning that such narrowness isn't far from a colossal cul-de-sac ahead in this rapidly changing world more for self-interests than the presented goodness through perorating. I mean we will learn how we're gonna fare if we don't stand united in such treacherous global, political realm.