• _sideffect@lemmy.world
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    6 months ago

    People are too sensitive nowadays, but some people also take things too far with their insults

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      6 months ago

      Did you even listen to what was said? Insults are one thing but alluding to rape and then saying it’s not rape if the rapist enjoys it. Is on a whole different level of depravity.

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        6 months ago

        I didn’t listen to the clip, no

        But yeah, that person needs serious help if that’s what they said

      • RightHandOfIkaros@lemmy.world
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        6 months ago

        Did you even read what they wrote? “Some people go too far with their insults.” What you described is literally going too far.

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          6 months ago

          What was said wasn’t an insult. “Your momma…” are jokes, “you suck do bad…” are insults. Tbagging a dead body is an insult.

          Implying you are going to rape someone and then saying it’s not rape because you would enjoy it isn’t a typical “insult”.

          So yeah i read what they said. It just didn’t really apply to the situation.

          • RightHandOfIkaros@lemmy.world
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            6 months ago

            It may not be a typical insult, but it is still insulting. And if someone says that as an insult, that is going too far.

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              6 months ago

              No it is not. “I’m going to kick you” isn’t an insult, it’s a threat. Someone could try to make the case that it’s a “joke” but it isn’t an insult.

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        6 months ago

        In this video, you hear her say she’s not going to mute him for the content. She has the tools to solve the problem. But she chose not to use them.

        EDIT Also she deleted the full clip and video from her Twitch. Nothing funny going on here.

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          That doesn’t solve the problem.

          “When you to tell someone to ‘just mute comms’ to avoid harassment, you are essentially putting the harassed person in a position to not communicate,” said Donlon. “To compromise how they want to play the game to accommodate you.”

          “Competitive games need to have room for banter. We believe this, and I do understand the fear that we will sanitise gaming by ‘over-addressing’ these issues,” Donlon continued. “We have no interest in doing that. But we do believe that a person should not have to be in a position to ‘grow a thicker skin’ or whatever other unhelpful suggestions have been thrown out there just to avoid threats of violence or literal hate-speech.”

          It seems all you are trying to accomplish in this thread is to let assholes continue to ruin the experience for others by forcing the victims into silence. No, ban the assholes instead. Easy solution.

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              6 months ago

              The “tool” you want people to use is the equivalent of sticking fingers in your ears and going “la la la la la la la”. Which, you know, is pretty widely recognized as a shitty tool.

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          6 months ago

          Her saying she isn’t going to mute him doesn’t give him the go ahead to say the things he did.

          Could this be a publicity stunt? Sure. Does any of this make what he said ok? No

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            This is a publicity stunt. All she had to do is to mute him. But she didn’t and made a tweet about it. Now she haves gaming journalists writing articles about her.

            EDIT She could have talked to Riot Games support without making the tweet. But she didn’t.

            • ABCDE@lemmy.world
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              How do you know? Getting publicity for this isn’t a bad thing, no matter how you try to make it out to be. Sit down.

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              Why shouldn’t she have tweeted? Seems she is getting positive results! Good for her.