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You used the words "snowflake" to describe someone who was trying to start a conversation, and I assume you would ascribe it to me as well (there are old Mickey
by krastanov 5y ago
You used the words "snowflake" to describe someone who was trying to start a conversation, and I assume you would ascribe it to me as well (there are old Mickey Mouse cartoons I would call "jaw dropping" and I would probably have used similar hyperbole to describe racist stereotypes in more recent media or recently changed names of sports clubs). Yet you are the only one acting triggered and refusing to even talk through what they found so silly or offensive in other people's behavior.
- zionic 5y ago>You used the words "snowflake" to describe someone who was trying to start a conversation I'm not the one you're talking about. >Yet you are the only one acting triggered and refusing to even talk through what they found so silly or offensive in other people's behavior. If you can't even be bothered to reply to the right person, I don't see how we can have a productive conversation.