[BRAH]

raydan raydan:

BRAH BRAH:

andyt andyt:

So, don't speak out against racism, because that's the kind of shaming that leads to suicide?

To try and publicly shame someone could depends on the person.

Sure, and sometimes good people make bad mistakes in life. But if you do, you can kinda expect to be shamed about it. Doesn't merit a suicide though, that was a bad reaction to the situation and a shame, really.

Yes people make bad mistakes in life but to decide just to shame them solves nothing. It's the same with these Creep Catchers and how they shame the Creeps they catch. It's only a matter of time before they shame someone so much that person ends up taking their life and that's one of the reasons police are against in what they're doing.

Shaming these assholes in the car has done Fuck all except fo a photo-op and the creation of a useless Fucking hashtag because all public shaming does is create a witch hunt environment which SJW's love to exploit.

[raydan]

BRAH BRAH:

When you SWJ's get your kicks in shaming people for what they said or did and that one person can't take it and kills themselves hope you feel better sleeping at night. There's other better ways of dealing with racism besides using a Fucking hashtag and shaming people.

If you can't take the heat, shut the fuck up... if not, take responsibility for the things you do and the things you say.

[BRAH]

DrCaleb DrCaleb:

BRAH BRAH:

There's other better ways of dealing with racism besides using a Fucking hashtag and shaming people.

Like what? Ignoring it? People should be responsible for their own actions.

Just like what this guy did, confront them non violently. Look them in the eye, and ask them to repeat to your face the reprehensible thing they just said. And like the inbred people in the car, they know what they said was wrong and deny even saying it.

Fuck their feelings. The hashtag is the exact way to deal with racism - make them uncomfortable with their own words and actions. If they are uncomfortable, then they know what they did was wrong.

raydan raydan:

BRAH BRAH:

When you SWJ's get your kicks in shaming people for what they said or did and that one person can't take it and kills themselves hope you feel better sleeping at night. There's other better ways of dealing with racism besides using a Fucking hashtag and shaming people.

If you can't take the heat, shut the fuck up... if not, take responsibility for the things you do and the things you say.

You're both living in a fantasy World where hashtags solve everything, enjoy your SJW Witch Hunt using a Fucking hashtag.

[raydan]

Maybe we could do it the old-fashioned way...

[raydan]

BRAH BRAH:

You're both living in a fantasy World where hashtags solve everything, enjoy your SJW Witch Hunt using a Fucking hashtag.

FYI, I've never used a hashtag in my life.

[DrCaleb]

BRAH BRAH:

You're both living in a fantasy World where hashtags solve everything, enjoy your SJW Witch Hunt using a Fucking hashtag.

It's not the hashtag doing anything. It's the actions people take because of the hashtag that bring about the change in society that people want to happen.

You know, like how society is supposed to work?

edit: and I don't think you are using the 'SJW' term correctly. Isn't that supposed to be used with respect to outrage at perceived injustice, not in respect to actual video evidence of an actual racist event?

[DrCaleb]

raydan raydan:

BRAH BRAH:

You're both living in a fantasy World where hashtags solve everything, enjoy your SJW Witch Hunt using a Fucking hashtag.

FYI, I've never used a hashtag in my life.

Me either. I'm not a Twit.

[BRAH]

DrCaleb DrCaleb:

BRAH BRAH:

You're both living in a fantasy World where hashtags solve everything, enjoy your SJW Witch Hunt using a Fucking hashtag.

It's not the hashtag doing anything. It's the actions people take because of the hashtag that bring about the change in society that people want to happen.

You know, like how society is supposed to work?

edit: and I don't think you are using the 'SJW' term correctly. Isn't that supposed to be used with respect to outrage at perceived injustice, not in respect to actual video evidence of an actual racist event?

My girl friend is Japanese Canadian and faces Racism everyday especially in the industry she works in and knows a Fucking hashtag or public shaming does Fuck all.

[Thanos]

Hashtags are great for forming mobs of internet smartasses who think 140 characters worth of insults make them the equivalent of Rosa Parks. Other than that tags are fairly useless in terms of making a difference in the real world.

[ShepherdsDog]

[BRAH]

Thanos Thanos:

Hashtags are great for forming mobs of internet smartasses who think 140 characters worth of insults make them the equivalent of Rosa Parks. Other than that tags are fairly useless in terms of making a difference in the real world.

How did that Michelle Obama hashtag workout?

[andyt]

DrCaleb DrCaleb:

If they are uncomfortable, then they know what they did was wrong.

Not at all. They won't think they are wrong, just that a large part of society thinks they are. They will make up reasons why society is wrong and they are misunderstood fighters for truth and justice. Ie the shame is superficial, it doesn't go to the root of the problem. One argument you can make against shaming is that it can just reinforce the attitude, make people who have it cluster together and reinforce each other. (sound familiar).

The best way to change attitudes is to pull for the empathy of the person, where they actually come to see the people they are bigoted against as fellow human. Unfortunately our socially autistic society makes that more and more unlikely as people relate to others just electronically.

[raydan]

This thread has been officially hijacked by the anti-hashtag crowd. This is, nobody here seems to be very pro-hashtag.

I don't care less about them, but I do agree that this bozo should be shamed. He has a choice how, he could go online and apologize for his actions, or continue feeling proud for what he is.

[andyt]

Like you, I don't twitter. I took the hashtag to mean encouraging other people to confront racism instead of being quiet about it - ie they don't send out a tweet, but actually confront the bigot in person - or take a video and share it. So the hashtag itself isn't where the confronting racism happens. Now Thanos says this just leads to a mob - guess he's sweating a bit in case somebody catches on to him. First you post the shit on CKA, then you can't help yourself and yell it from a car. You really have to wonder about a person who sees a black person on the street and feels the need to shout hate at them.

[raydan]

I've always thought that if it's something you wouldn't say in public or to somebody's face, then why would you say it here.