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BirdSim said:
In the midst of all the drama I am also seeing more try to stir up shit with CatBisquick. Unsurprisingly it's the exact same shit from the first "callout" post, nothing new simply because there isn't any. Man @Meowthkip they aren't ever gonna let you catch a break are they?

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"yal I like really gonna reblog catbountry"

What the fuck does that even mean?
 
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"Deathfat"? What the fuck? Is this some way of saying morbidly obese that doesn't trigger anybody or something?
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It's actually a term that originated on ED or one of the chans to mock morbidly obese people. No idea why she's using it though, my best guess is she's being ironic or it's one of those reclaim the word from the oppressors kind of thing like what the LGBT community did with the word queer.
 
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pickledance said:
Burritos aren't even Mexican food, shit was is invented in the USA.
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well, I hope mr/mrs/tumblrself mexican sjw is fine with only eating foods from mexico
better throw away that pizza, those pastas, any chinese food, hotdogs, hamburgers, sandwiches, jellybeans... etc.
oh, and said person can't have any sweetened chocolate either, hope you like your cocoa bitter as fuck.
but of course he/she/it/anuself wont, because sjws think all non-whites are the same and of a unified culture (which is what old racists white people would say, they sound so much alike)
 
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ZehnBoat said:
well, I hope mr/mrs/tumblrself mexican sjw is fine with only eating foods from mexico
better throw away that pizza, those pastas, any chinese food, hotdogs, hamburgers, sandwiches, jellybeans... etc.
oh, and said person can't have any sweetened chocolate either, hope you like your cocoa bitter as fuck.
but of course he/she/it/anuself wont, because sjws think all non-whites are the same and of a unified culture (which is what old racists white people would say, they sound so much alike)
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I was slightly off, they are from Northern Mexico but were popularized by the USA. Most Mexicans out of the northern border don't eat em as part of any kind of tradition. But yeah, they won't cause white are responsible for all colonialism that has ever existed or something.
 
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pickledance said:
I was slightly off, they are from Northern Mexico but were popularized by the USA. Most Mexicans out of the northern border don't eat em as part of any kind of tradition. But yeah, they won't cause white are responsible for all colonialism that has ever existed or something.
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i find it funny that you can dispell sjw's racist bs by pointing out china's history (non-whites doing bad things? gasp) and ireland's history (whites having bad things happen to them? gasp)

but then again, iirc, sjws now claim that the irish deserved what they got. that was pretty much the last straw for me
 
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It baffles me that tumblr thinks they're a safe haven when this is really all they do. Tumblr doesn't help anyone feel safe. They do the opposite.

I have a very good friend of mine who has fallen into terrible mental illness in the past few years. One of their biggest problems is irrational self-hatred and paranoia. Tumblr is such a toxic culture that it has instilled a fear in them. They see these call out posts and even though they've done nothing wrong but maybe a forgivable few missteps, they are so certain that someone will turn around and make a call out post on them. Because that's how tumblr works. They've even seen people called out for the exact same petty and forgivable things they fear they will be called out on. I can't even properly tell them not to worry, because the truth is that if someone has a stick up their ass and they decide they don't like you they can take you down swiftly.

Tumblr just needs to come up with something you "did", even if you didn't do it, then doctor some screenshots or hell even just make up logs and post them plaintext.
In the real world, false reports have been found to be a very low statistic, so sometimes I want to give tumblr the benefit of the doubt. But then they whip out their special brand of vigilante justice and you lose my sympathy.
In the real world, false reporting and accusations can be a bit tough too, from my understanding. You have to be able to commit to it and go through with it even through the bureaucratic nitty gritty and the social pressure and skill it takes.
Tumblr cuts out everything that makes it hard to ruin a person's life. All you need is an account, and then you've acquired immense social power. Rarely are the people who make these call-out posts even checked out. Tumblrites just say "oh my gosh!!!!" and reblog with #SIGNAL BOOST!!! and go on their merry way.
If someone really abused you, bring it to an actual authority. Don't incite a witch-hunt.
 
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Ferls said:
It baffles me that tumblr thinks they're a safe haven when this is really all they do. Tumblr doesn't help anyone feel safe. They do the opposite.

I have a very good friend of mine who has fallen into terrible mental illness in the past few years. One of their biggest problems is irrational self-hatred and paranoia. Tumblr is such a toxic culture that it has instilled a fear in them. They see these call out posts and even though they've done nothing wrong but maybe a forgivable few missteps, they are so certain that someone will turn around and make a call out post on them. Because that's how tumblr works. They've even seen people called out for the exact same petty and forgivable things they fear they will be called out on. I can't even properly tell them not to worry, because the truth is that if someone has a stick up their ass and they decide they don't like you they can take you down swiftly.

Tumblr just needs to come up with something you "did", even if you didn't do it, then doctor some screenshots or hell even just make up logs and post them plaintext.
In the real world, false reports have been found to be a very low statistic, so sometimes I want to give tumblr the benefit of the doubt. But then they whip out their special brand of vigilante justice and you lose my sympathy.
In the real world, false reporting and accusations can be a bit tough too, from my understanding. You have to be able to commit to it and go through with it even through the bureaucratic nitty gritty and the social pressure and skill it takes.
Tumblr cuts out everything that makes it hard to ruin a person's life. All you need is an account, and then you've acquired immense social power. Rarely are the people who make these call-out posts even checked out. Tumblrites just say "oh my gosh!!!!" and reblog with #SIGNAL BOOST!!! and go on their merry way.
If someone really abused you, bring it to an actual authority. Don't incite a witch-hunt.
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I've got like, multiple callout posts circulating about me. Fortunately I don't give a shit.

It helps that the people calling me out are idiots who will ignore context for the sake of self-righteous.
 
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I've got like, multiple callout posts circulating about me. Fortunately I don't give a shit.

It helps that the people calling me out are idiots who will ignore context for the sake of self-righteous.
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@Meowthkip I've only ever used tumblr for mining photography. Is the call-out thing common?
 
I've got the lamest Tumblr call out once. It was just one sentence and said "please report -my tumblr name-". I had never even talk to that person before wtf.
 
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