Hurting people over a mean word is ok because oppression

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A long time ago, men had values or morals. These are things that people live by. Things like, “no amount of money could get me to do this”. I’d rather die than live life wrong or as a bad person.

A strong man will not allow any other man to disparage him or things he holds dear. This is a moral, or a value. Because of morals and values, there are laws regarding fighting words, and provocation.

Back in the day, it was recognized that there are things you can say that would provoke a man into attacking you. And that attack would be justified. It would be legal in those set of circumstance.

Calling a person a nigger is one of those circumstances. You fucking idiots. I can’t even begin to fathom how society got so off track that they think a man should be passive or submissive when another man is spouting a bunch of lies, disparaging remarks, or generally being nasty.

Like wtf, how stupid we all are. We are all fucking stupid. When America is destroyed, it was very apparent and clearly coming. Men thing other men should be passive when someone is calling them a nigger.

[–]TiwakingC64Gender 1 insightful - 1 fun1 insightful - 0 fun2 insightful - 1 fun -  (0 children)

“no amount of money could get me to do this”

[Early the following morning, Eaglesome messaged the men separately to offer money for sex. One of the men said he was “aggressively hetero”, and it would have to be a “pretty penny”.

Eaglesome replied he would pay US$250,000 (NZ$370,948) “plus the apartment in Spain”. The man said he would consider the offer.](https://www.stuff.co.nz/national/crime/127318435/recidivist-fraudster-wayne-eaglesome-surfaces-in-spain-after-fleeing-new-zealand)

[–]jet199 2 insightful - 1 fun2 insightful - 0 fun3 insightful - 1 fun -  (0 children)

I mean most people here will have been in a situation where a bully had turned to them and said "you can't say that to me."

Getting offended over words is the sign of a powerful person picking on someone weaker. Rage is always highly selective. People who get very angry over a little teenage shop assistant saying something to them will suddenly stop finding it offensive when the 6'7" manager comes out and tells them the same thing.

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kek at the woke person being deleted