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This guy gets it...
Didn't agree with his comments about smoking.
Smoking is disgusting. Glad restaurants have bans. I don't wanna breathe in people's second hand smoke.
Awesome. As for the above comment. You don't have to eat at a restaurant that allows it.
I pissed in every single pool that I've swam inAgreed; how about I piss in the pool when this ugly bearded cunt is swimming in it, see how he enjoys drinking my piss.
It's no different than breathing in that toxic shit.
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I pissed in every single pool that I've swam in
Steve Martin's take:Agreed; how about I piss in the pool when this ugly bearded cunt is swimming in it, see how he enjoys drinking my piss.
It's no different than breathing in that toxic shit.
The absurdity of people complaining about other people being offended never ceases to amaze me.
People say to the easily offended "Get over it." But when you say those people "Get over them being easily offended," you get a response about how the actions of the easily offended are so bad that they can't be gotten over and need to be addressed.
But it's such a egocentric argument. The easily offended feel the same way about the things that offend them as their detractors feel about the easily offended. That the detractors don't see the parallel in their behavior is just a testament to how individualized the sense of being offended is. What bothers me is really, really bad. What bothers you is just you being a little bitch.
It's like the people who complain about identity politics but then use identity politics to counter the users of identity politics. For example: The Dem's pander to [insert identity group] followed by [identity group] needs to change it's behavior or [identity group] should inspire us to all to do better. 2 sides of the same coin with a healthy dose of hypocrisy.
Is complaining, by definition, the same as criticizing? Do you, in your post, complain about people that complain about other people?
Criticizing pc people is perfectly normal. They expect that everybody should change their behavior cause they can't deal with their emotions. We criticize the fact that they are trying to change other people, not that they are easily offended.
The absurdity of people complaining about other people being offended never ceases to amaze me.
People say to the easily offended "Get over it." But when you say those people "Get over them being easily offended," you get a response about how the actions of the easily offended are so bad that they can't be gotten over and need to be addressed.
But it's such a egocentric argument. The easily offended feel the same way about the things that offend them as their detractors feel about the easily offended. That the detractors don't see the parallel in their behavior is just a testament to how individualized the sense of being offended is. What bothers me is really, really bad. What bothers you is just you being a little bitch.
It's like the people who complain about identity politics but then use identity politics to counter the users of identity politics. For example: The Dem's pander to [insert identity group] followed by [identity group] needs to change it's behavior or [identity group] should inspire us to all to do better. 2 sides of the same coin with a healthy dose of hypocrisy.
The absurdity of people complaining about other people being offended never ceases to amaze me.
People say to the easily offended "Get over it." But when you say those people "Get over them being easily offended," you get a response about how the actions of the easily offended are so bad that they can't be gotten over and need to be addressed.
But it's such a egocentric argument. The easily offended feel the same way about the things that offend them as their detractors feel about the easily offended. That the detractors don't see the parallel in their behavior is just a testament to how individualized the sense of being offended is. What bothers me is really, really bad. What bothers you is just you being a little bitch.
It's like the people who complain about identity politics but then use identity politics to counter the users of identity politics. For example: The Dem's pander to [insert identity group] followed by [identity group] needs to change it's behavior or [identity group] should inspire us to all to do better. 2 sides of the same coin with a healthy dose of hypocrisy.
Didn't agree with his comments about smoking.
Smoking is disgusting. Glad restaurants have bans. I don't wanna breathe in people's second hand smoke.
the point of all this is that the people that get offended easily are usually the ones demanding action be taken so that the content that offended them is taken down.
Didn't agree with his comments about smoking.
Smoking is disgusting. Glad restaurants have bans. I don't wanna breathe in people's second hand smoke.