It's probably a tag on Twitter, Tumblr, Facebook, etc.
(And as a side note, many homeless people still hold onto technology like laptops and smartphones for a variety of reasons, and of course prostitutes and small-time criminals would have smartphones, too.)
It's probably something like #DaredevilSavedMe or something.
Homeless people talking about how Daredevil saved them from some drunk college kids trying to abuse them or harass them for being homeless. Daredevil seems to have especially low patience for the kind that target disabled ones. No one ever notices a homeless person, especially criminals, and they can keep Daredevil in the know at all times.
Sex workers talking about how Daredevil helped when no one else would because of this bullshit idea that sex workers can't be raped, and doesn't even expect 'reward' sex for it. People think sex-workers are idiots and spill all sorts of secrets to them, which they let Daredevil know about.
A pick-pocket who describe how terrifying being chased by this guy was, only for Daredevil to get him some food after making them return what they stole. How this guy knew he was hungry, he will never know, but the restaurant hired him and now he's on the right track again. He keeps an eye on the street, and occasionally helps stop any other budding criminal tendencies before they can stop in other small-time criminals Daredevil sends his way.
Maybe even a cop who posts anonymously, talking about how they don't like hunting Daredevil and very few people on the force do, because he's doing what they wish they could do. They're on the front lines, and they've seen the law fail people so many times that on the inside, they're rooting for this guy. (And maybe, just maybe, this cop finds the blogs of one of the above and leaves some tips for them to get back to Daredevil, just in case, because risking their badge is nothing against saving people's lives when the police no longer can.)
As far as these people are concerned, #DaredevilSavedMe, and now they're saving him back.
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(And as a side note, many homeless people still hold onto technology like laptops and smartphones for a variety of reasons, and of course prostitutes and small-time criminals would have smartphones, too.)
It's probably something like #DaredevilSavedMe or something.
Homeless people talking about how Daredevil saved them from some drunk college kids trying to abuse them or harass them for being homeless. Daredevil seems to have especially low patience for the kind that target disabled ones. No one ever notices a homeless person, especially criminals, and they can keep Daredevil in the know at all times.
Sex workers talking about how Daredevil helped when no one else would because of this bullshit idea that sex workers can't be raped, and doesn't even expect 'reward' sex for it. People think sex-workers are idiots and spill all sorts of secrets to them, which they let Daredevil know about.
A pick-pocket who describe how terrifying being chased by this guy was, only for Daredevil to get him some food after making them return what they stole. How this guy knew he was hungry, he will never know, but the restaurant hired him and now he's on the right track again. He keeps an eye on the street, and occasionally helps stop any other budding criminal tendencies before they can stop in other small-time criminals Daredevil sends his way.
Maybe even a cop who posts anonymously, talking about how they don't like hunting Daredevil and very few people on the force do, because he's doing what they wish they could do. They're on the front lines, and they've seen the law fail people so many times that on the inside, they're rooting for this guy. (And maybe, just maybe, this cop finds the blogs of one of the above and leaves some tips for them to get back to Daredevil, just in case, because risking their badge is nothing against saving people's lives when the police no longer can.)
As far as these people are concerned, #DaredevilSavedMe, and now they're saving him back.