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>Has there ever been an instance of a CoC being used in an unreasonable way against an actually reasonable person? Said instance is the only reason this thread
by sincerely 7y ago
>Has there ever been an instance of a CoC being used in an unreasonable way against an actually reasonable person?
Said instance is the only reason this thread exists, no?
- bbanyc 7y agoWearing a MAGA hat is arguably a CoC violation in and of itself. The entire purpose is to offend.
- curryst 7y agoI would disagree. I'm not a Republican myself, but it doesn't seem any different than wearing a Bernie hat or T shirt. He is expressing his political beliefs. You may find them offensive, and he may likewise find your views offensive, but I doubt either of you are doing so with the intent to offend.
- zarkov99 7y agoOn what planet? Would you say the same of a Yang (MATH) hat? I loath Trump as much as anyone but this is utterly insane. We are not talking about Nazi imagery here, we are talking about a hat that supports the president elect - who by the way might very well win a second term on the back of this sort of un-american censorship.
- djsumdog 7y agoA hat that contains a slogan he reused from the Regan administration to boot.
- rainyMammoth 7y agoHow is a wearing a MAGA hat a CoC violation? This is so blatantly political that it's ridiculous. So 50% of the US (republicans) are in violation of the CoC. Echo chamber much ?
- ElijahLynn 7y agoAgree with this. The MAGA hat is a symbol of endorsing every vile thing Trump has ever said. It is a threatening symbol and I believe many wear it not to stand with America but to stand with Trump, who is only concerned with Trump. And some wear it to trigger others. It is a threatening, offensive, inconsiderate gesture.
- voldacar 7y agoIn your universe, what politicians are people allowed to support?
- shpongled 7y agoIs wearing a Bernie Sanders hat also a CoC violation? Is voting for a Republican also a CoC violation?