Social media is littered with memes of the former couple’s facial expressions with mocking captions, and there are viral articles being shared on Facebook showcasing the “funniest moments” from the trial so far.
, Lucia Osborne-Crowley, summed up her concerns with a tweet that now has over 10,000 favourites: “Johnny Depp won’t see your posts turning Amber Heard’s graphic rape allegations into a humiliating meme, but your friends who have survivedLucia explained that she is “really concerned” by the amount of social media content she’s seen making light of Amber Heard’s testimony.
“To be very clear, I am not poking fun at domestic violence or abuse. Rather, how [Amber] Heard is disclosing her recollection of events,” he explains over email, pointing out that some of the things divulged in the trial are funny in nature, and that people can be heard laughing from the gallery.