Man split tongue in two — sliced off nose, lips to become ‘black alien’

[Bigjay84]

You can do what ever you like to yourself, I don't care.
What I do care about is having to fund your lifestyles choices as a taxpayer because you can't hold down or get a job because of your lifestyle choices

 

[Drifter]

Fork me!!!

 

[Bobbin]

Why can't people not take an issue with it? And discuss it?

Or should that be made illegal to protect the fee-fees of the mentally ill?

That's very different to mocking and calling a freak.

There's no transgression in casual and honest discussion and/or negotiation.
There is transgression in mockery.

I believe even the bible calls mockery a sin? (Reasonable people know where exceptions lie)

Regardless, I feel like people don't understand where the line is.

 

[Diablo-D]

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Just need some girls with some cat tendencies

Careful bruh, that cat woman thing is out there

 

[Kieppie]

That's very different to mocking and calling a freak.

There's no transgression in casual and honest discussion and/or negotiation.
There is transgression in mockery.

I believe even the bible calls mockery a sin?

Regardless, I feel like people don't understand where the line is.

Mocking serves as a form of applying social conformity. To an extent it is present even in the animal kingdom.
Much of the current trend of idiocy we see stemming from the US etc. would be solved if those people were publically mocked instead.

 

[Kieppie]

Careful bruh, that cat woman thing is out there

Yeah you have to respect their commitment when they demand litter boxes...

 

[konfab]

That's very different to mocking and calling a freak.

There's no transgression in casual and honest discussion and/or negotiation.
There is transgression in mockery.

I believe even the bible calls mockery a sin?

Regardless, I feel like people don't understand where the line is.

Some things need to be mocked. Like trannies and their enablers denying basic biology.

Even medieval courts knew this with jesters.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jester

 

[Moosedrool]

So if I see this on the street I can say I've seen a actual alien?

 

[Gyre]

Why can't people not take an issue with it? And discuss it?

Or should that be made illegal to protect the fee-fees of the mentally ill?

It can be discussed, nobody is barring discussion.

All the people upset over an individual doing his own thing can equally be discussed, despite how much it hurts their fee-fees.

Great minds discuss ideas, average minds discuss events, small minds discuss people. Something like that anyway.

 

[Bobbin]

Mocking serves as a form of applying social conformity. To an extent it is present even in the animal kingdom.
Many of the current trend of idiocy we see stemming from the US etc. would be solved if those people were publically mocked instead.

Nope, that just begets further divide and feeds ego.

You don't get to call someone an idiot, without assuming some air of moral authority over them. That's literally how it works (Sounds arrogant now doesn't it? Did God make you superior?). Why do that to someone who has not transgressed you? You're just opening yourself up to the same as logically it works both ways.

Rather save it for where it matters, when someone has actually done something bad to you or someone else.

 

[Gyre]

Some things need to be mocked. Like trannies and their enablers denying basic biology.

Even medieval courts knew this with jesters.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jester

A lot of the issues we sit with today are a result of people barring people's freedoms and mocking them, sometimes even extending the mocking to hateful slurs.

As I said, discuss away, it's just amusing that people that whinge about their freedoms constantly being infringed upon and taken away are quick to mock an individual using their own freedom. You don't get to control other people's freedoms and what they do with it, that is how freedom works.

So you can mock him for his choice and what he has done to himself, but what are you really arguing about? That he shouldn't have done, what he wanted to do it, with his own life? I'm sure there are people that have aspirations for your life and what you want to be too.

 

[KleinBoontjie]

Looks like he has a **** load of money. Wonder what all this work out to.

And then he wants to split his dick in two....wtf. Wonder what went wrong in his life.

Why?

I guess there's no going back from this.

 

[Iwojima]

It can be discussed, nobody is barring discussion.

All the people upset over an individual doing his own thing can equally be discussed, despite how much it hurts their fee-fees.

Great minds discuss ideas, average minds discuss events, small minds discuss people. Something like that anyway.

You're the only one catching feelings here, my guy.

You were the first to have a sh*t-fit when someone decided to, in a clearly satirical fashion, take the micky out of the story.

Calm yourself. No need for all that pearl clutching as, ironically, it is the same thing you're accusing others of.

 

[Diablo-D]

unwatch

 

[Kieppie]

Nope, that just begets further divide and feeds ego.

You don't get to call someone an idiot, without assuming some air of moral authority over them. That's literally how it works (Sounds arrogant doesn't it?). Why do that to someone who has not transgressed you? You're just opening yourself up to the same as logically it works both ways.

Rather save it for where it matters, when someone has actually done something bad to you or someone else.

Odds of being correct when calling someone an idiot is 50/50 But no that's not what I mean.

Pretending that something is normal when it's not gives the appearance that it is. Take the whole birthing person nonsense for example. Only a very small fringe group of people believe this, yet due to the silence and unwillingness to call it out it appears as if its the norm. Leading to changes being implemented where none are warranted.
The whole body positive campaign backfiring is another example, but I do agree there is a fine line between ridiculing something to call it out and becoming abusive

 

[porchrat]

I wonder what Cele thinks of this guy.

 

[Gyre]

You're the only one catching feelings here, my guy.

You were the first to have a sh*t-fit when someone decided to, in a clearly satirical fashion, take the micky out of the story.

Calm yourself. No need for all that pearl clutching as, ironically, it is the same thing you're accusing others of.

I'm not worried at all, I'm laughing - imagine being part of the crowd that is so insecure that they don't want to get a vaccine put in their own body, and then they tell women what to do with their bodies, and then mock other men with what they do with their own bodies. It's just insecurity everywhere

Someone posted satire and got a laugh, I pointed out hypocrisy and got a laugh - we're all winning

 

[ForceFate]

I'm curious what would happen if someone accused him of "blackface"?

They'd be wrong. He doesn't have all the elements for it to be called "blackface".

 

[Kieppie]

They'd be wrong. He doesn't have all the elements for it to be called "blackface".

It was tongue in cheek, but that hasn't stopped many of such cases in the past being falsely labelled as such. For example, ironically also alien tangential, the faux outrage over this

 

[Bobbin]

Odds of being correct when calling someone an idiot is 50/50 But no that's not what I mean.

Pretending that something is normal when it's not gives the appearance that it is. Take the whole birthing person nonsense for example. Only a very small fringe group of people believe this, yet due to the silence and unwillingness to call it out it appears as if its the norm. Leading to changes being implemented where none are warranted.
The whole body positive campaign backfiring is another example, but I do agree there is a fine line between ridiculing something to call it out and becoming abusive

IMO hypocrisy is often a telltale sign of transgression.

The birthing person issue you raised seems likely derivative of compelled speech, which in itself would be a hypocrisy. So mock away.

Guy doing extreme body modification to himself and not harming anyone else? I feel no compulsion to "call him out". He's not demanding anything. I find there's possibly a lesson/moral to be learned from this guy if I'm being completely honest.