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Are you seriously saying that Black people shouldn't be allowed to kill whites that call them the gamer word? REPORT POST REPORT POST REPORT POST REPORT POST
NeoGAF & ResetERA - The Hilarious N̶e̶v̶e̶r̶e̶n̶d̶i̶n̶g̶ Splintering "Gaming" Forum Circus
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no, clearly they should be allowed to do that, im saying that blacks should also be allowed to kill other blacks indiscriminately
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Well, obviously, what should you do call the white supremacist police and get them killed? Kids have knife fights. Blacks settle differences by violence. Troons by... well, I'm not exactly sure about that one.
In any case the crackers need to shut up and stop trying to colonize other people's superior culture by removing its very essence that's encoded in their DNA.
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I would say rope or pills but there was that one troon axe murderer
this guys posts make so much more sense when you realize its just a weird white dude with a cuck fetish larping as a gangster black man
i keep forgetting that words are literal violence and that's how the nerd faggots justify their fake "real ass nigga" posturing online
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milkenjoyer
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Locked, what a surprise. "Too many reports, locking" How fucking lazy and incompetent are these jannies? They always do this. Well, the conversation just moved to the other Oscar thread. Almost like censoring big news is pointless.
Black jannies seething at this post. To ban or no to ban?
Black jannies seething at this post. To ban or no to ban?
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Man who wanted everyone to know how much he didn't care Etika killed himself from bullying he participated in says it's Diet Racism to think you shouldn't physically attack people over bad jokes:
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I think he thought it was a hairstyle joke and didn't know it was alopecia and somehow caught Will Smith on his worst day. I got the impression he's under a lot of stress and just snapped. It's not like he's Sean Penn who punched enough reporters in the face to have a White House press conference and beat up Madonna or some shit.
So far as I know, Will Smith has never done anything remotely like this before. Lmao cuck.
If you listen to troons, apparently by raping each other.
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Somebody had to take Boss Attack's place as BCT ambassador sooner or later. Also that slap was fake as fuck.
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He isn't really known for going around hitting people and had to know he was going full retard on some level so held back. You could say Chris doesn't really react much to it. So maybe he was expecting it. But I think it was just such a piss-weak slap that he was more wtf than legitimately worried.
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These shines both want a famous black man to prove that he's above the fray and negative stereotypes yet they also eat it up when one of them chimps out and shows their inner hoodrat. Though that is assuming literally any of the black people on restera are actually black and not just Dolezaling for internet points
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Lmao so they're admitting "nigga moments" are just black culture and whites are more capable than blacks at wrangling their emotions enough not to chimp out at JOKES.
Resetera is racist as fuck.
Also Deepwater's PFP is disgusting and I feel like I can smell it through my screen.
Articles and Nudes
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I notice they skirt around the issue of how Will found the joke funny until he got The Look.
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If it does not fit the narrative they literally will ignore that sort of stuff happening even with evidence of it right in front of them.
I questioned someone on another site when they posted a video that they claimed showed a dozen police beating someone when in fact it showed one officer holding someone down while another cuffed them. The response was that they believed it was a beating by a dozen officers and anyone disagreeing was a bootlicker.
Outright denial of reality is pretty standard issue with those sorts.
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If black people are allowed to be violent with each other for any reason, then I think I’ve figured out the solution to the whole police brutality debate. Only allow black police deal with black people. Then if the police officer brutalizes a black man, shoots him, stabs him, whatever, we can just chalk it up to their culture and move on right? And if there was a question of whether or not the officer acted correctly, only black people could be involved, so everyone else can just move on with their lives while the black people resolve their grievances in debate or knife fights or whatever.
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called it
OFFICIAL STAFF COMMUNICATION
Staff are continuing to go through reports in the original thread, and we probably will for awhile considering that thread's size. It will also likely not be reopened, but that isn't determined at this point in time. Still, we have a lot to address since discussion has moved here, so sit down and get comfortable kids.
It is firstly most important to recognize the largest victim in this scenario: Jada Pinkett Smith. What happened to her last night is that, in a mostly white space, a Black woman was directly targeted by a person in a temporary position of power over her and made to feel lesser over an issue that not only is very personal for her, but one she cannot control. It's also an issue that, even if she could control it, inevitably plays into the sociopolitical ramifications of Black hair, especially Black women's hair, which is irrevocably tied to Black oppression. Look at the CROWN Act. Look at John Oliver's take on the matter. Hell, look at Rock's own documentary about the very subject. This is not a subject equivalent to the treatment of male pattern baldness in men, especially white men, and to treat it as such shows a telling ignorance of the matter. Pile on top of this all of the glaringly inappropriate comments about her relationship to her husband, which is all rooted in the realms of sexism and bias against those in open relationships, and what you have left at the end of it all is textbook misogynoir.
Ultimately, all Jada did last night was show up to support her husband in one of the most pivotal moments of his professional career, and she was not only attacked twice for it, but she has primarily been brought up only as a way to emasculate her husband. Jada was humiliated and then further dehumanized as a mere weapon, and that is unacceptable.
What is also unacceptable is the rampant ableism that has occurred in that thread. Of course the use of her alopecia in Chris Rock's set qualifies as this, but just as well, any psychological professional will tell you that a single moment of lost control or lack of inhibition is not any serious indicator or symptom of mental illness, or of more inappropriate terms such as being "unhinged" or "dangerous." All this kind of concern trolling and armchair diagnosis does is reinforce stereotypes that physical violence is strictly the realm of the mentally unwell, it upholds people to impossible and unrealistic standards, and it pushes away uncomfortable conversations about violence's role in the establishment and maintenance of modern society.
It cannot also be understated that these sorts of sentiments are further escalated when you factor in the Blackness of both Will Smith and Chris Rock. Black people are seen as more predominantly predisposed to violence than white people are, and thus any moment of violence on part of a Black person, especially in a predominantly white space, is amplified as an important moment, something to be outrageously afraid of, something that permanently stains not just the persons involved, but the Black community as a whole. And when you recall the fact that this is not even the first time that the Oscars have turned violent, and how little a moment where a white man had to be restrained by security from barreling down on a Native woman, actually mattered to both the lack of collective racialization of white people and an uptick in sociopolitical concern by entertainers about their safety on stage, then the double standard becomes even more obvious. Let's not even go down the road of the insistence that Rock should utilize the police against Smith, regardless of how he feels, in the aftermath of the police violence protests two years ago.
So when you get down to brass tacks, what happened last night? What happened is that Chris Rock made a dumb, dated joke about Jada Smith's lack of hair, which angered Will Smith enough to get up, open-hand slap him once, leave, and verbally berate him afterwards. Rock was understandably shocked but brushed off the incident with a calm reserve and jokes aimed at his own expense to continue on, and he ultimately decided not to press charges for the assault. Really... this is a nothingburger of an incident, beyond the fact that it happened between two multimillionaires at an awards show watched by millions around the globe.
Should you slap people for insulting your loved ones? Probably not. Was it illegal? Yes; Rock has a case if he wanted to pursue it. Is it understandable that Smith had a moment where he hit someone? Sure, human beings hit others for insults all the time, and as a highly-scrutinized celebrity, it's not surprising his threshold was reached tonight. Should a single slap be considered some watershed moment in the conversation about violence in America? Probably fucking not, considering the history and current status quo of America. Should every single illegal action that ever takes place be pursued by police involvement? Also probably fucking not. In an ironically more chill world, that thread would've been full of memes and maybe dropped off. Instead, staff are having to mill through nearly 100 reports and having to address this with a big statement because people who are constantly online can't just not be at 11 all the time.
In short, just go outside.
Staff are continuing to go through reports in the original thread, and we probably will for awhile considering that thread's size. It will also likely not be reopened, but that isn't determined at this point in time. Still, we have a lot to address since discussion has moved here, so sit down and get comfortable kids.
It is firstly most important to recognize the largest victim in this scenario: Jada Pinkett Smith. What happened to her last night is that, in a mostly white space, a Black woman was directly targeted by a person in a temporary position of power over her and made to feel lesser over an issue that not only is very personal for her, but one she cannot control. It's also an issue that, even if she could control it, inevitably plays into the sociopolitical ramifications of Black hair, especially Black women's hair, which is irrevocably tied to Black oppression. Look at the CROWN Act. Look at John Oliver's take on the matter. Hell, look at Rock's own documentary about the very subject. This is not a subject equivalent to the treatment of male pattern baldness in men, especially white men, and to treat it as such shows a telling ignorance of the matter. Pile on top of this all of the glaringly inappropriate comments about her relationship to her husband, which is all rooted in the realms of sexism and bias against those in open relationships, and what you have left at the end of it all is textbook misogynoir.
Ultimately, all Jada did last night was show up to support her husband in one of the most pivotal moments of his professional career, and she was not only attacked twice for it, but she has primarily been brought up only as a way to emasculate her husband. Jada was humiliated and then further dehumanized as a mere weapon, and that is unacceptable.
What is also unacceptable is the rampant ableism that has occurred in that thread. Of course the use of her alopecia in Chris Rock's set qualifies as this, but just as well, any psychological professional will tell you that a single moment of lost control or lack of inhibition is not any serious indicator or symptom of mental illness, or of more inappropriate terms such as being "unhinged" or "dangerous." All this kind of concern trolling and armchair diagnosis does is reinforce stereotypes that physical violence is strictly the realm of the mentally unwell, it upholds people to impossible and unrealistic standards, and it pushes away uncomfortable conversations about violence's role in the establishment and maintenance of modern society.
It cannot also be understated that these sorts of sentiments are further escalated when you factor in the Blackness of both Will Smith and Chris Rock. Black people are seen as more predominantly predisposed to violence than white people are, and thus any moment of violence on part of a Black person, especially in a predominantly white space, is amplified as an important moment, something to be outrageously afraid of, something that permanently stains not just the persons involved, but the Black community as a whole. And when you recall the fact that this is not even the first time that the Oscars have turned violent, and how little a moment where a white man had to be restrained by security from barreling down on a Native woman, actually mattered to both the lack of collective racialization of white people and an uptick in sociopolitical concern by entertainers about their safety on stage, then the double standard becomes even more obvious. Let's not even go down the road of the insistence that Rock should utilize the police against Smith, regardless of how he feels, in the aftermath of the police violence protests two years ago.
So when you get down to brass tacks, what happened last night? What happened is that Chris Rock made a dumb, dated joke about Jada Smith's lack of hair, which angered Will Smith enough to get up, open-hand slap him once, leave, and verbally berate him afterwards. Rock was understandably shocked but brushed off the incident with a calm reserve and jokes aimed at his own expense to continue on, and he ultimately decided not to press charges for the assault. Really... this is a nothingburger of an incident, beyond the fact that it happened between two multimillionaires at an awards show watched by millions around the globe.
Should you slap people for insulting your loved ones? Probably not. Was it illegal? Yes; Rock has a case if he wanted to pursue it. Is it understandable that Smith had a moment where he hit someone? Sure, human beings hit others for insults all the time, and as a highly-scrutinized celebrity, it's not surprising his threshold was reached tonight. Should a single slap be considered some watershed moment in the conversation about violence in America? Probably fucking not, considering the history and current status quo of America. Should every single illegal action that ever takes place be pursued by police involvement? Also probably fucking not. In an ironically more chill world, that thread would've been full of memes and maybe dropped off. Instead, staff are having to mill through nearly 100 reports and having to address this with a big statement because people who are constantly online can't just not be at 11 all the time.
In short, just go outside.
resetera jannies telling people to go outside is pretty funny
this humorless idiot is bringing up how he went to "comedy school" again
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Metropolitan
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From the topic about Jason Derulo, to the thread about the Dunkin Donuts manager, and now Will Smith......strange how there's just been this very slowly building tide of people who think violence is justified as a response to even petty name-calling and bullying.
RIP to the banned posters who haven't kept up, and didn't know that it was a bad idea to show up with a hot take like "Maybe this guy shouldn't have walked on stage to attack a performer." Toxic masculinity is personified perfectly here, and yet some huge contingent of people just gets to act like "This is how it goes in the REAL WORLD!"
Instant ban for someone foolish enough to point out that this isn't Will Smith dealing out eye-for-an-eye street justice, but the actions of an extremely rich and powerful dude who knows he will suffer no consequences. Bonus janny points for invoking the now meaningless "concern trolling" excuse.
RIP to the banned posters who haven't kept up, and didn't know that it was a bad idea to show up with a hot take like "Maybe this guy shouldn't have walked on stage to attack a performer." Toxic masculinity is personified perfectly here, and yet some huge contingent of people just gets to act like "This is how it goes in the REAL WORLD!"
Instant ban for someone foolish enough to point out that this isn't Will Smith dealing out eye-for-an-eye street justice, but the actions of an extremely rich and powerful dude who knows he will suffer no consequences. Bonus janny points for invoking the now meaningless "concern trolling" excuse.
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this guy was banned for that as well
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Ah, the Enzom21 trap card "Are you calling me/him a nigger?".
That white cuck posted that to every person who dared to challenge him.
Deepwater is definitely a brother, but he's probably the same height as Nepenthe. Manlet energy.
A white troon on HRT could slap Deepwater and he'd curl up into a ball and start crying. Gangsta he is not.
Slayven with his autism, dyslexia and comic books is more of a bullet dodging hood master than Deepwater.
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ResetERA said:
Physician heal thyself!