Spyke
lemm.ee

Not a white nationalist, but reading that makes me wish they were at risk of extinction as they cry about it.

the world will be better without racists.

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lemm.ee

Their idea of "white genocide" is white people consensually having children with non white people.

So, I'm doing my part for white genocide and proud of it.

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T00l_shedreply
lemmy.world

Racism, far right white ultra nationalists. Stupid fucking people

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It's funny how these things work, where I live nationalists are rather intelligent people, that kind is just thugs. And something about "white race" being said seriously I've only heard from people, eh, limited in their worldview and thinking it's absolutely normal. Older teachers, for example. Or my idiot dad, but at the same time anything right-related in my interests he would perceive as signs of scary-scary fascism, I don't think one can see that combination often.

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They think "white genocide" is when a white person consensually has a child with a non white person. So they want to remove all non white people and create a white Ethnostate to "preserve the white race".

Nazis. Just Nazis.

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bdonvrreply
thelemmy.club

Unfortunately that site is also the one that held the biggest Mangione fundraiser. It doesn't seem to moderate it's fundraisers beyond the absolute legal minimum.

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Absolutely, I didn't mean otherwise. It's just a comment that the site seems to accept uh - controversial fundraisers that others won't.

I recognized it because I donated to that Mangione fundraiser.

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lemmy.ca

From the site:

 I called the kid out for what he was.

She's one of them.

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bdonvrreply
thelemmy.club

I thought for sure "1022" was going to be some neo-nazi number. As far as I can tell, it's not.

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Mirshereply
lemmy.world

That's the result of them passing the hat around their local militia.

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I noticed recently that new bigot accounts on reddit have been using 22 where 88 once stood.

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lemmy.world

That moment when calling a child a racist slur in order to start a gofundme crosses your mind as a legitimate business tactic...

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khanniereply
lemmy.world

I have children that wouldn't mind being called a slur for half that money. White children. Bet that could really raise some dough from the white nationalist lunatics.

We good to go?

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Deathray5reply
lemmynsfw.com

"i got called a cracker by a weirdo woke dei whatever the word is, here's my go fund me"

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Imagine deciding you’re going to donate to the charity of calling children the n word. This is why everybody thinks the US is a fucking joke.

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feddit.org

The video does not include her saying it to the kid directly, but to the man (presumably father) confronting her, multiple times. Then she admits that yeah she did call the child the n-word because "he acts like one".

She proudly and defiantly doubled and tripled down on it while being openly filmed. All she had to do was move on and nobody would have been the wiser. In a normal world, this would be a clear case of "play stupid games, win stupid prizes".

I truly hope the (presumably) dad also has some fundraising going on.

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lemmy.world

Not being protective of telling children anything such, but I have used ethnic slurs in the past, especially when answering other insults. And when you were being unjustly attacked, then slipped and said something bad, and then are being attacked for that too as if that justified the beginning, then it's a natural reaction to double down on the unfortunate words too.

So, eh, depends on the situation. I think I have right to answer people attacking me and putting me into a fight-or-flight situation with any words, they'll still be in the wrong. But if this is not what happened, then using someone's race as an argument worthy of repetition should be punished.

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qarbonereply
lemmy.world

I don't understand what the goal behind making this comment could have been. You start off admitting to using ethnic slurs with an almost "whoopsy daisie" tone. The comment you replied to told you the situation but you still add a hypothetical situation about when you think it would be reasonable to use them. And the appeal to "natural reaction" to defend something that should'nt have happened in the first place. "When people question why I shot a guy, my natural reaction is to shoot them too" doesn't excuse why you did the thing that got you questioned. There is no situation where you are on the right side when using a slur.

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Septimaeusreply
infosec.pub

They have a simplistic tit-for-tat moral code and ignore the relative degree of contempt telegraphed by different ethnic slurs. Trouble seems to find this sort of person wherever they are. They will not accept your advice. Best to move on.

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They have a simplistic tit-for-tat moral code

The alternatives are limited to "my group is always right" and "I pick one aspect and ignore all others, and the one aspect is always arbitrarily chosen, and when the comparison kinda equals, the result is arbitrarily chosen". If you have any to add, you are welcome.

And the word "simplistic" is usually used by people unable to defend their position with actual points. It's kinda useless otherwise.

and ignore the relative degree of contempt telegraphed by different ethnic slurs.

Since it is not given here what the particular slur would be compared against for any "relative degree", your comment clearly presents you as someone who

tends to not be very bright

, and the advice I won't accept wasn't answering my comment. I said that a continuation of an argument doesn't say much about the beginning.

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lemmy.world

Ethnic slurs are a subset of insults here. Not much different from addressing someone's body features, impairments, life story specifics.

There is no situation where you are on the right side when using a slur.

Of course there is, every time it's a minor part of the event. Like 3000 is greater than 2001, despite 1 being greater than 0. Seems simple enough.

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qarbonereply
lemmy.world

Ethnic slurs are different because of their historical (and still contemporary) usage in dehumanizing and oppressing groups of people. And, again, why are you listing other ways to insult people, as if they are fine when they're not?

Life is a rarely a zero-sum exchange, and quite often both sides aren't perfect people. Just because someone slapped you after you called them a slur doesn't mean you're now in the right because they escalated to physical violence.

Like I fundamentally am having trouble relating to you on this. I can't tell if your mental is that fucked, if you are terrible at explaining something I'm missing, or if you're trying to troll. I've come across differences in opinions, based on severity and direction. It feels like we're not using the same system.

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lemmy.world

And, again, why are you listing other ways to insult people, as if they are fine when they’re not?

God, are you dense.

Life is a rarely a zero-sum exchange, and quite often both sides aren’t perfect people. Just because someone slapped you after you called them a slur doesn’t mean you’re now in the right because they escalated to physical violence.

You even write that yourself. When someone is violating your private space or just attacking you on the street because they don't like you for whatever reason (autistic people get a lot of that) and they are a humiliated good-for-nothing creature with no other ways to reinforce their self-confidence, you might say a lot of things including slurs to get rid of them, and be right.

Like I fundamentally am having trouble relating to you on this. I can’t tell if your mental is that fucked, if you are terrible at explaining something I’m missing, or if you’re trying to troll. I’ve come across differences in opinions, based on severity and direction. It feels like we’re not using the same system.

No, you are trying to play intelligent refusing to admit you get a very simple mechanism.

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qarbonereply
lemmy.world

Aight, we're done. Your social logic works in a way I am uninterested in interfacing with and your capacity to misinterpret simple scenarios has made the outlook of you developing nuance, unfavorable.

Have fun calling angry people slurs.

Edit: I just had to add that the whole thought process is so fundamentally flawed. Why would you double-down on using inflammatory language like slurs that you've noted made them act more aggressively to you, if your goal is purported to get them to leave? They name-drop autism but I ain't never seen someone so divorced from understanding the cause and effects of social levers before.

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the cause and effects of social levers before.

I don't use social levers here and I am not interested in them unless that's the only thing the interaction is about.

You are not becoming a more valuable human by being more social, and I don't care about quantity in arguments.

The conversation is about being right and wrong, not about social levers. Nobody was trying to gain your respect or otherwise socialize with you anyway. Would be weird.

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Warl0k3reply
lemmy.world

Have you considered that the other person here is of perfectly normal intelligence, and you're just very bad at explaining your position on an extremely sensitive subject? Seriously, I hope you're just badly fumbling this because oh boy are you presenting yourself like an asshole right now. I'm skeptical that's it, since you're clearly lashing out by insulting their intelligence (which frequently correlates) but I also understand how frustrating it can be to try and explain things and be repeatedly told it's problematic. Maybe take a breath and try this one again. Or just tell me to fuck off, settling the matter and letting us downvote you with a clear conscience

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and you’re just very bad at explaining your position on an extremely sensitive subject?

An extremely sensitive subject is normally discussed the same way as an absolutely mundane subject, just very sensitive.

Like a big system is like a small system, just big. And vice versa.

Order of statements in a conversation or actions in a conflict matters, and a statement or an action can have different weight.

Quite obviously if you are generally right, but have used some nasty insults, you are still generally right. Even if the other side is perfectly polite.

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So, eh, depends on the situation.

No. No it doesn't.

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gamerreply
lemm.ee

If you call someone a racial slur, you're attacking an entire race of people, not an individual. Why then would you be surprised that a ton of people get angry at you instead of just the individual you had an issue with? This is some kindergarten-level social competency my dude.

Everyone fucks up, but when you do, you're supposed to apologize. If you're so emotionally stunted that you can only "double down", then you're just digging your own grave. Society doesn't need to accommodate immaturity/anger management issues like that, but it definitely should shun racism.

Do better.

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This is some kindergarten-level social competency my dude.

I don't think "social competency" is a good person's attribute and under pressure people err.

Everyone fucks up, but when you do, you’re supposed to apologize.

That's weighted by the situation. If in the rest of it you were right and you are apologizing, you might cause harm.

That's in abstract, not in this particular case.

Society doesn’t need to accommodate immaturity/anger management issues like that, but it definitely should shun racism.

This seems dangerously close to considering what crowd thinks to be right. I prefer a machine gun or at least to run away.

Anyway I'm not talking to society, it can go fuck itself.

Do better.

Just did.

If there is valuable "social competency", it's in saying "no" despite any pressure and in holding your ground on your principles. Unless those principles dictate otherwise and exactly till that moment.

So maybe I can teach you.

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lemmy.sdf.org

She continued her victimhood, “I have two small children who do not deserve this. We have been threatened to the extreme by people online. Anything will help! We cannot, and will not live in fear!”

Fucking asshole.

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The Karen self defense mechanism, use children as a meat shield

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Her children do not deserve it.

OTOH, she's actively raising them into full-blown racists.

Yet again, she might not succeed.

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some_guyreply
lemmy.sdf.org

The most funniest thing is that some racist piece of shit downvoted this. You're the only one, you fucking piece of shit. Enjoy it.

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To give you some hope, I use gesture navigation on my android and to go back I swipe from the right. Problem is, that's also the gesture for downvoting in the Voyager app. There's been multiple times that I've been done reading comments and want to go back to my feed, so I swipe to got back and accidentally downvote at the same time. Normally I go back into the thread and undo my downvote but I'd bet that I've missed it before. It's subtle when it happens and it happens often enough that it's probably once or twice a scrolling session.

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That does give me hope. And the app's developer should address that shortcoming.

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lemmy.world

Who tf is funding her? Get their names and publicly shame them now. This is NOT ok.

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Just check the names who donated. For example "AryanBarbarian"

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And she's raising the cash on a supposedly "christian" go fund me-type site. Apparently "do unto others..." is not a thing with maga christians

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lemmy.world

There's no such thing as a good Christian. They're all just hate-filled assholes itching to go back to lynching.

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What an ignorant thing to say. I don’t agree with their position on the supernatural, but my generalization ends at their truth claims.

There are many good Christians, good Muslims, good pagans, good satanists, etc. And many bad among them too. Because good and evil is a different axis than theism and atheism. Nice though it would be if everything were so neatly orthogonal.

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Makireply
lemmy.blahaj.zone

Prove them wrong. Most who loudly proclaim themselves christians, if not all, are more comfortable claiming "Jesus is King" rather than living as He wants them to. They point their fingers at others, spout hatred, and kill in the name of their Lord, rather than help solve poverty, healing the sick, and breaking bread with their neighbours. The billionaire "christians" even try all they can to impose their rigid worldview upon the world, and are (or are indistinguishable from) fascists. The mere existence of them is an affront to the teachings of Jesus Christ; He would throw them out of their temple in disgust. Prove them wrong by ousting these people as the false prophets they are rather than let your children fall to their toxic masculinity, discrimination, and classism.

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Yeshua the hardline Orthodox Jew from first century Galilee wouldn’t recognize the religion that sprang up only a few decades after his death, let alone what sprang up in Europe, and especially the various modern sects. He would be appalled that gentiles had created an entirely new religion out of the worship of his idol.

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Smoogsreply
lemmy.world

Ok so then Where’s the Christian’s while kilmar Garcia is getting lynched with no due process while trump edits a picture with ms13 on the knuckles?

Supporting trump and trump lies. That’s where.

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lemmy.net.au

Lynched? Do you even know what that means?

Garcia had been to immigration court twice already. He was self admittedly in the country illegally. He was twice found by the immigration courts to be an MS13 member. He has tattoos that are believed to stand for MS13 on his knuckles, not the clearly photoshopped for reference letters.

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T00l_shedreply
lemmy.world

And he wasn't given due process.

that are believed to stand for MS13

Which is dumb

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lemmy.net.au

He was given due process though. He was ordered to be deported back home to El Salvador, and then a second judge confirmed he was to be deported on appeal.

Why is the tattoos standing for MS13 “dumb”? They weren’t the only evidence he was ms13 anyway. He hung around self confessed gang members, which is a no no if you’re not a gang member yourself. Confidential informants confirmed he was a member too.

What due process do you believe he wasn’t given? Do I need to remind you that he is a citizen of El Salvador, and was in the USA illegally?

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He was given due process though.

No he wasn't.

Why is the tattoos standing for MS13 “dumb”?

Pretty fucking self explanatory.

What due process do you believe he wasn’t given?

Maybe being deported without seeing a judge

Do I need to remind you that he is a citizen of El Salvador, and was in the USA illegally?

So? Elon musk was in the us illegally, should he be sent to el Salvador?

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Smoogsreply
lemmy.world

Stop lying. Kilmar was was given a working visa during the last Trump administration. Fact not feelings.

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He most certainly was not lol Would love to see a source for this because not even the Supreme Court ever mentioned such a thing lol

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j0esterreply
lemmy.world

And those same people who gave her money are also the first ones to say, “I have no money.”

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I just watched 30mins of this guy setting up and observing ants in an ant farm. Ants are pretty baller. Wouldn't mind living in a society like functioned so cleanly and efficiently like those.

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I guess her defense was that he was acting like a little n-word. Then other racists were like nodding their head saying I support this.

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lemmy.world

I'm glad to know I'm not a cunt who plays victim. I hate the n word but if I said it and got my ass kicked I wouldn't be mad because I'll know I deserved it.

I hate how these people play victim whenever they face consequences....but can't wait for Trump to give her the Medal of Honor. ( /s for the trump part)

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Can you really say there is not a chance Trump would get involved somehow, get her up on stage etc. Not sure the /s is needed.

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it was me commenting on how much more money she's getting and the link to the fundriser, not in hopes that anyone donates, but because the comments and usernames in there were way worse than I could have imagined.

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sorry, was mostly in disbelief that such thing existed and the comments and the usernames were way worse than whatever the post title said.

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lemmy.ca

I know what I want to say would get me permabanned on Reddit. How does that work here, I wonder?

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sh.itjust.works

These profligates need to be lashed to crosses and feasted on by ravens, burn their houses to the ground and salt the earth. Let their names be shouted to the sky so that all know what damned well happened, removing their name implies shame for one action and there is no shame in killing fascistic dogs.

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No. The point of that is to erase everything about them, I want it remembered so that those similar to them might having a second thought onto their next action.

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In the video she said the other child stole from hers so she called him the n word because "he acts like one". They want everyone to be able to "call a spade a spade" so let's apply that to them too. This bitch and everyone who's donated money to her are fascist scum and deserve to be treated accordingly.

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Depends on your admin. And the admin/mod of the community you're posting on.

If the admin of the instance hosting the community you're posting to (or a mod of said community) removes your comment, it would prevent anyone seeing your comment anywhere.

If another admin removed your comment, it would do nothing for anyone except the users of that admin's instance.

Bans are similar. YOUR admin can ban you which would stop you being able to post anywhere. Other admins can ban you too, but it would only stop your comments/posts appearing to their users, and keep any comments/posts of yours on their communities from being seen by anyone outside your instance.

If for example lemmy.world banned me, a thelemmy.club user, lemmy.world users would not see any future comments from me. If I then commented on a post on [email protected] the lemmy.world server would reject my comment and not tell any other instance of it. Users of thelemmy.club would see my comment, but nobody else. My comments/posts on non .world communities would be seen as normal by everyone but .world users.

Source: am instance admin

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galanthusreply
lemmy.world

Leftists that support rehabilitative justice, oppose the police and prisons, turn into Hitler when someone commits a minor offence against a group they favour. How does that work?

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lemmy.ca

Works just fine. Just about everyone agreed on what to do with Nazis 80 years ago. Get off your cross.

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galanthusreply
lemmy.world

80 years ago, most people in your country did not have a much more favourable view of black people.

The word "fascist" does not mean "person I do not like".

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lemmy.ca

your country

You really are just blindly swinging and missing, aren’t you

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Well, I sincerely doubt people in any western country were particularly fond of black people at the time. However, the country you are from is hardly important.

The point is, that the views that prompt you to call these people nazis were also held by people that dealt with the nazis.

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THIS is the FREEDOM Americans VOTED for! REMEMBER this Next Time you read about an Innocent Business Owner HURT by Trump's Policies! THIS is Why they Voted for him DIVISIVE LIBTARDS!

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She’s just copying trump. Get called a rapist, get convicted, act the victim, all the incels on the planet bail him out.

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Genuinely pray someone gets her, ofc we live in the reality where shell live to 120 be rich and racist to the end of her days

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The only way she deserves that money is if its temporary and her fears come true

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racist militias (the police) will protect her, not only for free, but using tax dollars,

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lemmy.dbzer0.com

I mean, I am sorry, but doxxing her SSN is a pretty disproportionate response lmao

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Lawsuit and send all that money to the child's family. If this actually happened, it would be fucking hilarious to see the reaction from those assholes that sent her money.

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Seriously?!! I would let the parents of the child beat that woman's ass. I would never call a child that name. A matter of fact, I don't ever say that word to be mean or anything at all. It's disrespect😤😤 People are really getting annoying..

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lemmy.ca

A child took another child's toy or whatever and this is what she does. So would she have called a white child that. Where is the meteorite the human race is done.

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You cannot be that naive. She might have reacted to a white child taking a toy, she might have called the kid a brat. But she would have never called a white kid any racial slur. This is racism plain and simple and it's disgusting to make excuses for it.

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lemmy.world

It’s infuriating, but it’s not that much money. Imagine all those people on average sent $10. 15,000 people max. Thats like, one small fucking town in America. One small, very red, white and racist town. It doesn’t represent all of the USA.

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lemm.ee

it's almost half a million by now.

they disabled the comments, but still, some usernames are sketchy at best.

every single person who donated deserves to be doxxed and hopefully lose their jobs.

and I'm being "kind" to them, because I don't want to stretch whatever moderation rules there are here.

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That’s just fucking gross. Holy Crap. I hope that whole thing gets shut down.

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The site they are used could refuse to release the funds and ban their account if they werent also white supremicists

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Let's start here, fuck you.

Then, let's move on to this, someone can be a cunt, and you can call them a cont for being one, but if your first response is to reference their race by calling them a racial slur, then your not as angry about them being a cunt as you are about their race. And that's the problem.

I don't know what race you are, but your opinion is shit. Not "your white/black/Indian/Chinese/Mexican/etc opinion is shit", it's just you and your opinion that's shit. See how it's supposed to work?

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“Calling someone” A 5 year old

“A bad word” A derogatory slur

“No worse than murder” Moving the goal post

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lemmy.today

The article is missing an important fact, namely that the child allegedly tried to steal from her. There is no video evidence of this (as far as I know), but it probably should have been mentioned in the article.

Not saying that's an excuse for her behavior, but it does provide some background as to why she's claiming to be a victim.

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mander.xyz

A 5 year old taking your personal belongings is cause for a learning opportunity. Anyone who would call their self a victim is just pathetic.

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lemmy.world

Talk to the childs parent. Be polite, the more polite, the more embarrassed the parent will be. Then the child will learn a lesson from thier parent.

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lemmy.today

The guy in the video didn't seem all that interested in his son's behavior, although it's hard to tell if it was because he was more offended about the slur. I don't really see any winners here, they both acted like idiots if you ask me.

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reliv3reply
lemmy.world

This is a major L take. Your argument is to compare bad behavior performed by a 5 year old child and a grown adult, and say "they are basically equivalent". The Internet is trying to point out to you how ridiculous it is to hold a 5 year old and professional adult to the same standards.

The teacher is hands down "the asshole" in this scenario, and I am saying this as a professional public school teacher. Yes, the five year old was wrong to steal, but the kid is five and is in the process of learning what society considers right and wrong. The teacher escalated the scenario due to her bigotry and then expected the father to be susceptive to her concerns about the child stealing stuff. She should have professionally address the behavior to the child's parents and admin (especially if it was repeated behavior) so that the team can help the child understand why what they are doing is incorrect.

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lemmy.today

This happened on a public playground, not in a school. As far as I could see from the video, there were no teachers or authority figures in sight.

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Oops, that's my fault on messing up the context. Nevertheless, my point still stands.

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lemmy.world

As a father, I can understand his reaction as recorded. He is defending his kid from essential an adult attack. Sounds like he saw her chasing his kid. Had she discussed it politely, he very likely would have been focused on the misbehavior of his own child. No guarantees of course. But the kids are 5. He may have been looking to start a game of chase with the other kid or something. They just don't know how things are done, and they have to learn. Reacting with racial slurs to normal 5 year old behavior just totaly destroys the chance for learning.

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Agreed. Clearly the slur was not helpful, as it escalated the situation instead of defusing it (big surprise, I know).

It’s just disappointing to see grown adults act just as irresponsible as the children they are supposed to care for.

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Seemed like the perfect opportunity to teach a 5 year old that stealing isn't okay without escalating the situation with the use of racial slurs.

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If a 5 year old white kid takes something from me ill make sure to call them slurs next time

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Oh in that case…

No, when someone robbed me and sexually assaulted my wife racial slurs are among the few insults I didn't use because that's not what my problem was with that asshole.

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Nothing concrete, but it’s an important detail to the story that was mentioned in the video, and the article just completely ignored that.

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feddit.org

It matters exactly zero why she did it. I mean they could have mentioned her alleged motive it in the article but it's far from an important fact imo.

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lemmy.today

The article makes it appear as if she called the child a slur for no reason at all. Whether her excuse is valid is another question, but you can't just leave that out.

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feddit.org

The article makes it appear as if she called the child a slur for no reason at all.

She basically did. I don't see a reason for taking her motives into account whatsoever. If she was a kindergartner you'd say something like "I don't wanna hear it! You don't call people that." and that would be the end of it.

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lemmy.today

Whatever happened to "sticks and stones may break my bones, but words can never hurt me"?

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feddit.it

Would you find it so difficult not to call a kid the N-word if he tried to take your son's toy?

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lemmy.today

I already said it's not an excuse for her behavior but it is important context for the story. The article makes it seem like she called him a slur without any provocation whatsoever. Whether the allegation is true or not is a different story, but it's definitely leaving out an important detail from the video.

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You could have stopped at "not an excuse". She used a socially sanctioned word against a child, she revelled in repeating it when questioned, she played victim, claimed doxxing and grifted.

I wouldn't care whatever inconvenience she may run into.

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feddit.org

but words can never hurt me

We've since discovered that they can if they become the law

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It's not the words that are hurting you in that case, it's the people with guns who are enforcing them.

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ayyyreply
sh.itjust.works

Shut the fuck up and kill yourself.

…did that feel good to be on the receiving end of, or did it hurt?

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lemmy.world

I do grow weary of "news" picking and choosing which facts to present so that they can make a story that gets more clicks.

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lemmy.today

It's all manufactured outrage if you ask me. They want you to get mad and stay mad so they can tell you who to hate and what to do about it instead of doing something productive with your life.

Without social media and the Internet, none of us would have ever heard about this incident (or others like it), unless it happened to someone we actually know, and our lives would have likely been better for it. Definitely more peaceful.

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You hit the nail on the head. A polarized populace is easier to extract money from. The proof is in how much money poor trump supporters are willing to give to a "billionaire". There is a whole economy around a polarized populace. News, poloticians, "influencers", and various businesses like truth social that caters only to a polorized populace. In the end, this is all about money. As it always is.

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ayyyreply
sh.itjust.works

Because there aren’t two sides to calling a child a slur. It’s verge straightforwardly wrong every single time.

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I don't really recall anything about two sides. I saw an additional complaint that the new left out context, like they always do, in order to get more clicks.

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ayyyreply
sh.itjust.works

There is literally NEVER a reason to call a child a slur. How is this so hard for you to understand?

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I already said I wasn’t trying to excuse her behavior. It was dumb and unnecessary, and clearly not very helpful.

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ayyyreply
sh.itjust.works

The person I already have tagged as “Nazi” is here in the comments with a “tobefaiiiiiiir”. Way to stay on Nazi brand.

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Ah yes, the other N-word, the one for white people. Really showing off your moral superiority, aren’t you.

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