It comes as UK regulator looking at new rules around the issue
A government minister says she chooses to ignore internet messages designed to be offensive.
Claire Christian's comments come as the UK regulator, OFCOM looks at new regulations designed to control so called 'trolling'.
Ms Christian is the Health Minister, and her department has attracted a great deal of public comment.
She says she tends to put any offensive remarks to one side:
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