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Are we still getting our panties in a knot over mean things said on the internet?
by dokem 3y ago
Are we still getting our panties in a knot over mean things said on the internet?
- bundie 3y agoBecause 'mean things' shared on the internet have real life consequences?
- dokem 3y agoAren't mean things only mean when they're true? No one gets hurt by insults that aren't believable. Seems like a losing battle trying to make the world be 'nice'. As they say, 'touch grass'.
- rsynnott 3y ago> No one gets hurt by insults that aren't believable. Oh, come on, you don't seriously believe that?
- bundie 3y ago> No one gets hurt by insults that aren't believable. Take your own advice. I think you're the one who needs to touch grass.
- dokem 3y agolol is that the best you got? I'm still waiting to hear how 'mean things' don't have to be true or atleast a generally agreed upon belief for subjective matters. I just spent 3 days in the woods too and if I had to guess you've not spent much time outdoors. I can tell because your views are completely artificial and detached.
- bundie 3y agoMy point is this: Your claim that no one get's hurts by insults/speech that aren't believable is false. For example, People make absurd claims about vaccines that "aren't believable", leading to people dying over 'unbelievable claims'. > your views are completely artificial and detached. Polio in Nigeria: 'I opposed vaccinations until my son caught polio' https://www.bbc.com/news/world-africa-50266547 https://www.bbc.com/news/world-africa-50266547
- dokem 3y agoMy claim is that 'mean things' have to be true. Claiming a false belief isn't mean or an insult, that's just being wrong.