Anonymous #1 1w

“I’m going to complain about a problem and how nobody’s doing anything to fix it, but I’m not going to do anything to fix it”

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Anonymous #1 1w

I’m not the one upset about it. Should Mamdani’s wife have said those words? No. She was young when she said them, so I’m asking you, what do you want to be done? What is accountability to you?

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Anonymous #2 1w

Why do I need to fix something that im not doing????

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Anonymous #2 1w

im complaining because yall don’t care bro. Anti black tweets resurface so frequently and i genuinely don’t know why non black people have this phase. What am I to do?

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Anonymous #1 1w

I think the reality of the situation is you don’t actually have an answer like the rest of us.

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Anonymous #4 1w

It’s not excusing current racism. It’s the fact some people don’t want to let others grow

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Anonymous ___joker__ 1w

yes I don’t have an answer. I will admit that. But it’s not for black people to help people respect us enough to not use slurs against us. That’s all. Whatever

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Anonymous ___joker__ 1w

I’m not black but I think it’s worth making a statement and apologizing

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Anonymous #4 1w

people are being completely dismissive tho

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Anonymous #1 1w

You’re aware that black people weren’t the only people she disparaged at 15, right?

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Anonymous ___joker__ 1w

they deserve apologies as well!

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Anonymous #1 1w

So if she apologizes, all is forgiven?

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Anonymous #1 1w

Because you’re the one complaining about it. If you want change, make that change happen instead of sitting around doing nothing.

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Anonymous ___joker__ 1w

Was there anything other than her calling a country “gay”?

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Anonymous ___joker__ 1w

If she gives a sincere apology and actually acknowledge the issue at hand then maybe yeah

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Anonymous #2 1w

okay baby

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Anonymous #2 1w

I’m going to assume they’re OOP. Sharing this is relevant because some people on here are actively defending her, saying she shouldn’t apologize because it’s “made up controversy”, and that apologizing would be an admission of wrongdoing

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Anonymous ___joker__ 1w

That’s a bit of a dense reply… At the very least an apology should be EXPECTED…

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Anonymous #3 1w

It’s about half n half tbh. I wouldn’t say it’s made up, but it’s definitely a hit job. I can say they’re words that shouldn’t be said as an adult but at the same time also question whether or not if this is what people should be getting upset about.

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Anonymous moderatemonkey 1w

It’s not dense if you already know the outcome of an apology…it’s not enough. This is something that isn’t serious but she’s made it worse by deleting her social media.

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Anonymous ___joker__ 1w

Was it first surfaced by a conservative person? IIRC, yes (I think it was from the free beacon). But I think what people are upset about is the defense people are vehemently running *for* her more than the fact she said this. At least that’s how I see it but maybe I’m wrong. There is an odd pattern of some leftists ignoring when their own group fucks up

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Anonymous #3 1w

Why are you upset about people defending her? She’s not a public figure, she’s a random woman who’s being publicly slandered solely because people don’t like her husband’s political views. She’s a victim here, of course people are going to defend her.

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Anonymous #3 1w

You could be right. I’m more or less desensitized to words said online anymore. Not excusing it, I’m just not that worked up over it because this definitely isn’t even close to horrible.

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Anonymous #2 1w

She is a public figure. She’s the wife of a mayor.

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Anonymous ___joker__ 1w

Married to a public figure ≠ public figure

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Anonymous #2 1w

Slander means it’s not true, btw. I think she should just make a statement for herself. She’s a grown up now and she knows better now. She doesn’t need random people on Twitter to defend her

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Anonymous #6 1w

You’re going to have no one left to build your movement if you start purging everyone who’s said some really stupid things in their teenage years.

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Anonymous #2 1w

Wife of New York City mayor who’s had puff pieces written about her = public figure

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Anonymous #6 1w

I see leftists welcoming Graham Platner with open arms so maybe they didn’t get the memo…

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Anonymous #2 1w

No, the spouse of a public figure is quite literally also a public figure lmao

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Anonymous ___joker__ 1w

I’m not saying that people can’t grow, but if you think that issues like this should be left alone and unaddressed, then the scourge of racism will continue to infiltrate organizations

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Anonymous #3 1w

Principled leftists fucking hated graham planter. I stopped tuning into hasan after I saw that dumb shit from him and his community

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Anonymous #3 1w

I think you could make the argument about a celebrities spouse deserving privacy, but a politician’s wife is most certainly a public figure. She’ll probably never work a real job ever again.

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Anonymous ___joker__ 1w

No, being the wife of a mayor does not make you a public figure, regardless of whether your name has appeared in the newspaper. She has no political or social power, she’s not a public figure.

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Anonymous #3 1w

Why are you trying to define a woman by her husband’s career?

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Anonymous #6 1w

Oh thank god. And I’m not surprised Hasan supports him 😭 fuck Hasan

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Anonymous #2 1w

She most certainly has social power 🤣 are you trolling?

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Anonymous ___joker__ 1w

lol what? No she doesn’t

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Anonymous #2 1w

Are Trump’s adult children not public figures?

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Anonymous #2 1w

You quite literally are. If you don’t think she can walk into a room and gain instant respect and adherence because she’s the wife of the NEW YORK CITY MAYOR, then you are deep in the crack rock.

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Anonymous ___joker__ 1w

Once again, she is not her husband.

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Anonymous #3 1w

They’re public figures because he gives them lucrative jobs and uses his power to boost their careers. Not just because they’re related to him.

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Anonymous #2 1w

And yet she still walks into the room and is the mayor’s wife. Welcome to the real world.

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Anonymous ___joker__ 1w

It’s not gonna be a “all is forgiven” it shows growth and that she doesn’t believe the sentiments anymore.

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Anonymous thereal._.ruckus 1w

I’m confused on why she hasn’t yet tbh.

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Anonymous ___joker__ 1w

Ok and? Being married to the mayor isn’t a job or career. Do you ask people for medical advice because their spouses are doctors or nurses? Of course not, because they’re not defined by their spouse’s career choice. Similarly, she is not defined by her husband’s position.

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Anonymous #2 1w

She is defined by her husband’s position. Again, welcome to politics.

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Anonymous ___joker__ 1w

No, she’s not. She doesn’t hold any public position and she’s not involved in running the city. She has her own life and career separate from her husband.

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