>>233600
This is a very easy line to cross, most people don't know how easy, but I've seen it far too many times.
The problem starts once your mockery of a person becomes a brand. What I mean is if we all make fun of Frank228 and I make videos about him, once I start treating myself as some sort of celebrity, someone with some sort of weight, in the community of people who make fun of Frank228, I am suddenly lost to the abyss. Let's say I try to contact him on twitter and he blocks me and I get all pumped up from that. I now brag to all of my buddies that I got blocked and I probably make a video about that. There's this constant push to make myself more significant than I actually am through mockery of Frank 228.
Now, this might not be a bad thing and this is where a lot of people are. They're in the abyss, but they haven't crossed to being a cow yet. These are just the seeds, though. They become a full blossming nutcase once that popularity, that significance they garnered for themselves then leads them to the same selfishness, self-important attitudes that the people they mock have. Boom, not only do they become a cow themselves, but they become significantly more pathetic because they have such a big head over bothering someone on the internet.
Anyone who treats themselves as some sort of gunslinger of the internet's wild west who shoots down all comers, they are this person.