If she genuinely apologizes for it, it'd send a really strong message. There are unfortunately A LOT of people (admittedly, much younger than 33 but nevermind) who think it's funny to mess with someone who's unstable (allegedly, I don't know the woman), so they can learn from this. It's not a topic anyone ever speaks of or openly condemns, so it's a good opportunity
Y'all don't get into it with random people on the street and joke about how they look or act when they probably came for you first?
ATRL is just a joke. Get out in the real world.
No, personally I don't film random mentally ill/homeless/drunk people I encounter in the street and post it in social media. I had no idea doing that was common.
whether the woman was mentally ill or not, why would she post that tho? 
