Anonymous #4 16w

A 14 year old being edgy is something that we should be focused on?

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Anonymous #4 16w

Let’s see… someone saying a word before their brain developed like 20 years ago versus the current president of the United States… yeah def seem like current issues to me!!!! Fucking tard😭😭

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Anonymous #6 16w

The discussion is that people are too quick to dismiss people when they express their feelings about her saying that. Ppl shouldn’t immediately get let off the hook for saying a literal SLUR before even acknowledging that what they did was wrong even if they were young. Instead people are focusing more on the people being offended than the actual wrong doings of the accused. I don’t care what type of time it was back then, it’s hurtful and ppl are allowed bring it up and ask for accountability.

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Anonymous #6 16w

And it’s not VERSUS ANYTHING the president is a rpist pdo and deserves to be hung and the fact that she decided to tweet that is coming to light because actions have consequences and some ppl learn that even later in life

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Anonymous beaver_19 16w

Literally like don’t tell me you never said something stupid as a teen and learned from it. If she were still saying it now, that’d be more concerning

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Anonymous #12 16w

And just to be clear on the first part Im talking about in the past. If youre like that now then yeah fuck you but weve all said some shit

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Anonymous beaver_19 16w

holy pick and choose

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Anonymous #15 16w

No it’s not. I just said that I don’t care what she said when she was 14 and I was wondering if it was even true

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Anonymous #15 16w

Our president is a pedo…

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Anonymous #17 16w

i'm not even concerning our president. yall are pick and choose regardless. you're defending this lady because she's a democrat's wife, yet if anyone else gets brought up about saying a slur when they were a young teenager it's an immediate issue and "people never change!!!" yall are weird and pick and choose

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Anonymous #15 16w

well, yes. some people really don’t change. you judge their actions based on if that’s still who they continue to reflect as a person. if she’s learned from it and doesn’t say it anymore, why should she continue to be dragged through the mud? however, the people who’ve been exposed yet still align with those beliefs are the ones we should be worried about. she clearly has learned from her past, we cannot say the same for other people using slurs as well as the “president”.

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Anonymous #15 16w

Like who?💀

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Anonymous moderatemonkey 16w

Trump for instance has said countless hateful things (now and from decades ago) and has never apologized for it. He clearly is still aligned with hateful beliefs so it is fair to speak out against him doing that.

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Anonymous #18 16w

We’re not talking about earlier in his life, we’re talking about when the person was still a child.

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Anonymous #18 16w

“Locker room talk” aah

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Anonymous #8 16w

REGARDLESS, my point still stands. if they’ve learned and grown from it, there is only so much you can bash them for it. if they continue to be hateful and believe in hateful things, then they deserve whatever hate comes their way since they clearly love to hate.

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Anonymous #15 16w

The people who are doing that are not necessarily the same people defending Rama

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Anonymous #18 16w

I was asking #15 who said dumb shit when they were 14 that is getting canceled for it now. You and I agree man, I reject the premise of #15 entirely. I don’t think anyone is getting canceled for shit they said when they were 14…

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Anonymous #3 16w

I might thank her for it

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Anonymous #15 16w

If Donald Trump said the f slur when he was 14 and then never did anything homophobic again in his life it would be fine. But we know how he feels about the lgbt community. And he’s a pedophile trying to claim that gay people are the only pedos to worry about so his supporters will overlook when hardcore evidence resurfaces of him fucking a 12 year old.

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Anonymous moderatemonkey 16w

If you want a recent example, look into the people from Love Island who’ve been “cancelled”. It was from years ago, yet they’re still being held accountable for their actions.

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Anonymous #18 16w

From when they were 14?💀

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Anonymous moderatemonkey 16w

I don’t believe her exact age during the video was released but she was somewhere between the age of 14-17.

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Anonymous #18 16w

I hope you have never said anything negative about another person, and if you have you should probably get off your high horse

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Anonymous #20 16w

Did you really think you had a shot, dawg?

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Anonymous #27 16w

Exactly. She’s not the elected official. Who cares.

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Anonymous #11 16w

I think we should just be able to say it period

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Anonymous #32 16w

it’s js bc of how influential nyc is

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Anonymous #29 16w

A girl can dream…

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Anonymous #28 16w

so you're completely showing the whole pick and choose. the love island chick was 15 when she said it. she's 25 now, and still got kicked from love island. mind you, this is extremely recent at she was supposed to be an islander from this current season. yall are pick and choose. i stand on it. it's totally okay for Mamdani's wife to throw around slur back in her days because she's a democrat, but as soon as someone else does it's the end of the world. yall didn't even give her the time of day

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Anonymous #15 16w

to prove that she's grown and changed. yall just immediately assumed that she's still her 15 year old self, which is HIGHLY unrealistic. again, YALL PICK AND CHOOSE

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Anonymous #15 16w

Mamdani’s wife isn’t the mayor…

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Anonymous #3 16w

I would pay money for her to call me slurs.

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Anonymous moderatemonkey 16w

when tf did i say that? are u even literate

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Anonymous #15 16w

it wasn’t MY choice for her to be kicked off the show, the producers did that all by themselves. also, you said you didn’t think anyone was getting cancelled for things like that from years ago so i gave you an example.

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Anonymous #15 16w

… what is she supposed to get canceled from? Also, MANY people were highly critical of her for it…

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Anonymous #15 16w

I’m not on a high horse lol. I’m just the average person who chooses not to call other people slurs… it’s not that hard.

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Anonymous #18 16w

i would argue it’s impossible at times. and i was on your side till now lmfao

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Anonymous #18 16w

Yeahhhhhh some people have it coming. Worry abt yourself

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Anonymous moderatemonkey 16w

as they should be, she hadn’t apologized for it and people were unsure if that was who she still reflected as a person. it’s never okay to make racist remarks, and people should absolutely be held accountable for that. she has since apologized and people are cooling down, but i believe it sends a good message that you can’t just say stuff like that and get away with it. your life doesn’t need to be “over” per say, but you should absolutely ALWAYS be held accountable.

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Anonymous #6 16w

Slurs were ALWAYS harmful. I believe it’s less about people being too “sensitive” and more about us educating ourselves on how those words can affect people.

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Anonymous #18 16w

I don’t disagree with you

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Anonymous #1 16w

you’re saying you believe it’s impossible to not call people slurs? weird opinion to have but okay.

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Anonymous #18 16w

thank you for accepting my truth 🙂‍↕️

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Anonymous #25 16w

Valid. If me getting slapped by the Mamdani meant that all working class people in NYC get a month of free rent, I’d smile and say “Thank you Mayor Habibi. I think the people need at least two months?” (I live in the west coast)

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Anonymous #39 16w

If getting slapped meant I got turned on, I’d ask for 100

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Anonymous #39 16w

btw unrelated but does anyone know if mamdani does slap meet and greets

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Anonymous #37 16w

LMAO for sure I’d volunteer as tribute for this fundraiser

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Anonymous #4 16w

I completely agree, but there are people whose lives are completely destroyed because they said something stupid when they were 12 yet, somehow we still have a president who’s an actual pedophile on multiple accounts and it somehow still able to run the country… neither are correct but I think one definitely takes priority. I don’t know about you, but I said things when I was younger that now as a full grown adult could never imagine thinking.

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Anonymous #18 16w

I completely agree that slurs were always horrible, but it doesn’t mean in the past there weren’t different social circumstances or more common uses of these words. so while they’ve always meant something disgusting at a certain point people weren’t taught that they were that bad. As unfortunate as it is.

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Anonymous #18 16w

And by the way, I wasn’t claiming that people are too sensitive to slurs however when slurs became more problematic, people became more sensitive to them, and when slurs were more normalized, people were less sensitive to them. That’s just the way it works.

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Anonymous moderatemonkey 16w

i'm not sure what even the point of your questions are

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