Piss Poor Modding

[Anonymous]

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Not unlike your forum...   ac_smile

[Berry Sweet]

That picture tho...I lolled

[Anonymous]

That picture tho...I lolled

Eddie and the monkey?

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Not unlike your forum...   ac_smile

You do realize that you are free to leave and go anywhere you wish



so



fuck off

[Anonymous]

Kieber is a real incel. I am not even allowed to post about my gf.

[Anonymous]

Kieber is a real incel. I am not even allowed to post about my gf.

That is sad......That is the cancel culture for ya!

[Anonymous]

Kieber is a real incel. I am not even allowed to post about my gf.

Have you taken her out of the box and inflated her yet.

[Anonymous]

Both offline and on, if we stop fanning hate and instead practice connection-speech, that little ray of hope for a better way of interacting and even disagreeing with one another could spread.

[Anonymous]

You do realize that you are free to leave and go anywhere you wish



so



fuck off

Do jooo realize that you are free to suck my dick?

[Anonymous]

There is a powerful tool for what I call "connection-speech," which not only lets you make your point but helps you make it in a friendly, respectful way that can be heard. Connection-speech offers a ray of hope in the dark storm cloud that is internet vitriol, and vitriol in general.  If we want to keep the possibility of persuasion open, we have to stay conversational.  If so, we have to start actually supporting it and modeling civility ourselves. Both offline and on, if we stop fanning hate and instead practice connection-speech, that little ray of hope for a better way of interacting and even disagreeing with one another could spread.

[Anonymous]

I farted and shit my pants.

[Anonymous]

Both offline and on, if we stop fanning hate and instead practice connection-speech, that little ray of hope for a better way of interacting and even disagreeing with one another could spread.

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[Anonymous]

There is a powerful tool for what I call "connection-speech," which not only lets you make your point but helps you make it in a friendly, respectful way that can be heard. Connection-speech offers a ray of hope in the dark storm cloud that is internet vitriol, and vitriol in general.  If we want to keep the possibility of persuasion open, we have to stay conversational.  If so, we have to start actually supporting it and modeling civility ourselves. Both offline and on, if we stop fanning hate and instead practice connection-speech, that little ray of hope for a better way of interacting and even disagreeing with one another could spread.

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[Anonymous]

So let me get this straight - a man got his leg broken for standing up to hate speech, and this forum just wants to complain that he wrote about it? Wouldn't you write about it? Posting "HEY A GUY BROKE MY LEG IN THE STREET" isn't acting like a martyr, you limp-dicked whiners. Complaining that a guy "seems like a total chode" for standing up to hate speech just reeks of jealousy: that another man might be brave enough to do the right thing, and be supported for it, while all you can do is gripe about it on a forum. Shame on any of you who said he had it coming. Get a life.

[Anonymous]

Are you lost? I think you're looking for the forum and thread two blocks down. Dipshit!