Anonymous #1 1d

Yeah I’m gay and I do not care at all that someone said f*g when they were 15 (censoring since YikYak filter)

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There’s a difference to saying it as a grown ass adult or a young person know when it’s considered bad to saying it when they were 15 back when it was normal

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Anonymous #6 1d

Mumdani

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i could give less of a fuck what someone said 7 years ago as a 15 year old. when i was 15 i was trying to off myself over a relationship that had lasted a week. that is not a reasonable age

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She wasn’t 15 7 years ago! She’s in her late 20s so it would’ve been like 2014 or smth, which is a huge difference

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Anonymous #7 1d

it’s been 7 years. if we cannot accept that people make mistakes and can grow as people then we can never progress as a society. this obsession with perpetual moral purity hurts our cause more than it helps. people fuck up, she’s changed for the better, she has apologized. i can guarantee you’re no saint, should the mistakes of your youth come to light, should you too be treated as if you said them yesterday? or would you want people to understand that you’ve grown as a person since then?

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Anonymous #10 1d

Facts

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I think that title is Melania’s.

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Anonymous #13 1d

Still wasn’t ok and you definitely also agree with that lol

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Anonymous ireallylikepancakes 1d

Melania is the first lady of nyc? She’s married to the nyc mayor? Damn I’m out of the loop!

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Anonymous #4 1d

It was more a dig about how her husband was one of the most racist New Yorkers in living memory.

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Anonymous ireallylikepancakes 1d

That’s actually so embarrassing lmao

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Anonymous ireallylikepancakes 1d

Just say you didnt know what first lady of nyc meant JAJFJGJGK

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Baby, you gotta know how yikyak communities work. This is a global group.

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Anonymous #4 1d

The term “first lady” isn’t always used for the spouses of mayors. So I was unaware it was an actual title.

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Anonymous ireallylikepancakes 1d

Ah, it is though! Happy to educate! Feel free to be open to learning instead of loudly wrong :)

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Anonymous #4 1d

How can I be loudly wrong while also admitting my mistake? Aren’t those mutually exclusive?

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Anonymous ireallylikepancakes 1d

I can walk you through it youre a touch slow. I meant to other ideas, yknow since you were so ready to be loudly wrong about that one, maybe you’re wrong about other things! (Spoiler, you are)

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Anonymous #4 1d

They’re a touch slow? Please.

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Anonymous #1 1d

It’s funny cause they are being respectful while this guy is being an asshole.

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Anonymous #4 1d

You say this, meanwhile your entire argument hinges on not letting someone off the hook for what they said years ago. Strange, isn’t it?

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Anonymous #4 1d

She can say f*g. Nobody cares that she said it. She’s not homophobic, she just said a slur. People care when conservatives do it because they’re a bunch of murderous pedophiles who have genuine hatred behind their words. I know it feels unfair. But suck it up, you’re not a baby. You want to say f*g, start being woke.

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It was not hard r lmao

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Bootlicker

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Anonymous #4 1d

Also, mamdanis wife isn’t white. She’s not black, so I grant you it’s walking a fine line. But like, it’s not the same as if a white guy said it. I mean shit Mexican people say the n word like crazy never knew a black dude who cared. And that’s like as far from being black as you can be without being white

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Anonymous #7 1d

Facts often speak louder than words. If Trump uses a slur, it hits different because he’s also done a bunch of bigoted shit. When someone who hasn’t really done anything anti-queer says the f-slur, it doesn’t really hit. Plus, she was a teenager on the internet.

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Anonymous #14 1d

Plus she made an actual apology. It actually sounded like she meant it instead of just saying sorry so she can stop getting called out for it. Also she was a child, yes she was old enough to know better, but kids say and do a lot of dumb and fucked up stuff. I also don’t think she would be married to someone like Mamdani if she hadn’t done some personal growth and bettered her mindset

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Anonymous #19 1d

True

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Anonymous OP 1d

She didn’t even say f*g she said “gay ass people”

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Anonymous #1 1d

black ppl most definitely do care abt it mexicans just don’t listen to us and say it anyways. don’t confuse defeat with approval.

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Anonymous #18 1d

There’s truth to that. And that’s why I called it a fine line. Back where grew up around Baltimore, my Latin friends would say it, and my black friends didn’t care. But obviously *some do*, and that’s valid. They probably shouldn’t be saying, but it isn’t the same vibes wise as if a white dude says it, you feel me? There’s more social leeway.

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Anonymous #16 1d

Shoulda said it tbh would’ve been funnier

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Anonymous #20 1d

LITERALLY! like i know yall ain’t saints either

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Anonymous #1 1d

As someone who grew up in Texas especially south east, it’s the exact same vibe no matter who says it. I feel if you know the history behind the word then there’s no reason why you should be saying it. I don’t expect you to fully understand because I’m assuming you’re not black and from a different race. But, as a black person it doesn’t matter what race you are it’s racist regardless if you’re not black.

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Anonymous #18 1d

No no I’m VERRRY white lol.

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Anonymous #18 1d

And you’re right, I definitely don’t fully understand. Those same black dudes who would be okay with Latin dudes saying it also very much were okay with me saying it. And I don’t think that’s okay, the same way I don’t think it’s okay when Latin people do it. What I’m trying to do isn’t to paint out exceptions for her, but instead contextualize the situation. Because a Latin dude says it, he gets dirty looks. I say it, I get my ass beat.

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Anonymous #18 1d

And that’s not wrong, a white dude saying the n word certainly validates a punch in the face. But it does sort of mean that, at least within the broader social context, there is a difference between a white person using that word, and a nonwhite but not black person using it.

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Anonymous #18 1d

Again, not that it’s okay. I certainly wouldn’t want a bunch Syrians running around shouting the soft a. But like, Syrians face actual racial discrimination. As do Latin people. I don’t. I think that understanding is sort of underlying in people’s willingness to permit nonwhite people to say it. Like, no one’s ever gonna pull me over and call me the n word. But a Syrian dude? It’s in the cards. Does that make sense?

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Anonymous #1 1d

I understand you fully. I do feel it should be equal among every non-black person. The same exceptions we have for white people with racism should be exercised among all races.

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Anonymous #18 1d

No i hear you man, and i agree. I just think contextualization is valuable here. Like i said before, id never in my life be called that in an actual racist context. It’s bad, she should apologize which she did, etc etc. it’s just easier for me personally to forgive when i know that there are chuds on the internet being racist towards her. Itd be harder for me to forgive a white dude for the same thing because like, he never has to deal with that.

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Anonymous #18 1d

But regardless, it is equally wrong when everyone does it. It’s just that there are contexts that make easier for me to forgive, like if someone actively does face racial discrimination. Because like, while it’s not even close to the same as the shit black people have to deal with, at least it’s something you feel me?

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Anonymous #18 1d

Not that *im* the one forgiving her for that, woke woke woke, you get me.

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Anonymous #18 1d

Not trying to over hammer my point home, I know I’m mostly just repeating shit. I just finally found the proper words to describe what I’m thinking so I’m making sure I get it all out.

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the load bearing part of my comment had to do with the fact that at 15 people are not reasonable and if they have not shown racist behavior since then it's not fair to judge based on the behavior of a 15 year old because that doesn't say anything about the kind of person she is now. and if she IS being racist now, point to that, not the comment at 15

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Anonymous OP 1d

if saying that word at 15 was disqualifying, 90% of guys who played video games during covid are done for. edgy insults decades ago do not equal current hate or prejudice

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Anonymous #21 1d

I mean it definitely makes them losers lol

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Anonymous #4 1d

a decent educator does not insult a student for being wrong. thanks for pushing pancake guy further from your position by insulting them

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Anonymous #21 1d

Well there’s your problem, number four isn’t an educator. They’re a loser.

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Anonymous ireallylikepancakes 1d

What they said years ago and what they said as a child are a bit different in weight don’t you think?

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Anonymous #1 1d

50%, 1 out of 2 citizens, in this country are “murderous pedophiles”? Are you sure?

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Anonymous #1 1d

What? A magic word means you can punch someone lmao? You know that doesn’t hold up in court, right? 😅

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Anonymous #11 1d

But yall think a CHILD can change their sex? But 15 yos dont know not to say racial slurs? 🎤

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Anonymous #1 1d

I have a ftj as a professor at city college. Masters in polisci. You are a 🤡

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Anonymous #4 1d

Bro. What are you yapping about. Why does it always come back to trans people with you degenerates? What? You wanna call in another bomb threat on a children’s hospital like libs of tik tok did? Yall are dangerous.

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Anonymous #4 1d

who are you talking to? when in this exchange did i say "a child can change their sex and 15 year olds don't know not to say racial slurs"? aside from the first point which is completely unrelated to anything, i never even said 15 year olds don't know that racial slurs are bad. my point is the kind of decisions you make and the context you have for those decisions is not the same at 15 as in your 20s, even early 20s. someone being shitty at 15 does not mean they're a bad person at 25

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Anonymous #4 1d

Oh my lord you’re so insecure.

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Anonymous #4 1d

“I have a masters in polisci” Shoulda paid more attention then because you’re real stupid.

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Anonymous #4 1d

bro saying they have a masters like that doesnt make it even more embarrassing to be making these goofy ahh points

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Anonymous #1 1d

You don’t need to quote me, it’s right there.

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Anonymous #4 1d

You talk a lot, it helps keep things straight between your incoherent rambling

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Anonymous #1 1d

May you acknowledge that you believe there exists a magic word that grants someone total immunity to punch them in the face? 🎤

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Anonymous #4 1d

they're clarifying what they're responding to you cinderblock

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Anonymous #11 1d

Youre agreeing with someone that believes saying a magic words grants someone immunity to “punch them in the face” so idrc

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Anonymous #4 1d

Magic? The fuck are you talking about. Just don’t be a weird loser and you won’t get punched in the face.

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Anonymous #1 1d

Huh? You replied to ME lmfao

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Anonymous #4 1d

You could probably use it tho lord knows you’ve never been punched lol

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Anonymous #4 1d

Yes kiddo.

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Anonymous #4 1d

i don't even know what you're talking about because i havent spent all day reading this long ass thread. i'm responding to specifically the exchanges between me and you in this thread. i'm not endorsing or condemning any statement made by #1 or anyone else in this thread even if i agree with them that you're a buffoon

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Anonymous #11 1d

Ok I think you’re a buffoon awesome point bud

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Anonymous #11 1d

Goes on political space, gets mad when someone disagrees 👌

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Anonymous #4 1d

Who gives a shit what you think about people you’re an idiot

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Anonymous #1 1d

Ok who gaf what you think about me you’re an idiot

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Anonymous #4 1d

“Goes on political space, gets mad when someone disagrees” That’s you. You were a little smarmy jackass this entire time. People aren’t just ganging up on you because you’re wrong, it’s also because you’re unlikable.

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Anonymous #1 1d

You said if someone says the n word, they can be punched in the face. Are you aware that doesnt hold up in court?

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Anonymous #1 1d

Huh? I disagree and you won’t answer my pointed question lol. Keep it up with the ad homs, I can also call you names ??

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Anonymous #4 1d

i'm not mad because you disagree i'm slightly frustrated by your inability to engage in good faith argument with what i actually said 💀 like i didnt say anything abt agreeing with #4, or about punching people in the face, or about trans children. yet you're seemingly unable to hold a conversation without aggressively challenging views that you schizophrenically imagined me to have

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Anonymous #20 1d

people just actually care about politics because it affects people’s lives

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Anonymous #18 1d

No way you are comparing a kid saying a slur (which she would literally never say as an adult & clearly doesn’t reflect her present day views at all) to Trump 🙃 This feels like ragebait

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Anonymous #14 1d

Literally this

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Anonymous #10 23h

this never happened 😭😭 she didn't celebrate someone just made that up and everyone else ran with it

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Anonymous #4 23h

You’re an asshole and transphobic? Well aren’t you the total package?

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Anonymous #21 23h

Trust me, I was as far from their position as I possibly could at that point. I’m just able to admit where I’m wrong, unlike most conservatives.

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Anonymous #25 23h

“Like you werent dumb at 15” Oh i was dumb alright, but sure as shit not racist. Or dumb enough to do racist shit.

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Anonymous #18 22h

Shhh its okay in this instance, her boots are gucci, the queen is slaying (i hate this comment section and its double standards)

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Anonymous #25 22h

Comeon 26 i wasnt done with you yet goofy. Unblock me u lil bitch hahahaa

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Anonymous #23 22h

Tell your buddy 26 to unblock me instead of sneak disisng and blocking like a pussy. Mfer 30 and acting like he thirteen,

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Anonymous ireallylikepancakes 22h

I’m not a conservative and I can’t be phobic of what isn’t real. I support mental health support, like not calling an anorexic person fat or affirming that a man could be a woman.

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Anonymous #4 21h

“I don’t understand it, so therefore it must not be real!” Truly is a stance that exists.

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Anonymous #1 20h

bro none of these people understood what it even means. they contribute as much to tangible homophobia as we do in bombing children overseas

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Anonymous #4 15h

Genuinely, what do you get out of being so blatantly rude for no reason?

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Anonymous #10 15h

where is the proof of this? Yall keep saying it but never show proof

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