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The aim of this article is to analyze the episode “Hated in the nation” of Black Mirror and from a philosophical point of view, the phenomenon of “shitstorms”. For this purpose, the relationship between the loss of distance in social networks and moral judgment will be examined. With this, the paper seeks to show that “shitstorms” cannot be considered authentic ways to do justice and to warn about some of the dangers they can lead to.', 'Linchamientos digitales: distancia y juicio en las redes. Una reflexión a partir de “Hated in the Nation” de Black Mirror [Book Review]
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