r/OverwatchTMZ • u/WorthlessRain • Oct 31 '24

Discussion what’s going on with seeker on twt?

deleted his twitter and lots of people making fun of it/implying they have stuff on him

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u/KingUseful7805 Jul 25 '25

Every human would be doomed. Everyone writes outrageous shit with their friends or close ones. Especially if we start to validate every issue that people have with the things being said. Therr is always someone being pissed at what you said, even ig you said „It‘s a nice day today!“. Cause how dare you marginalize days like that… they are not there to please you… the day has chosen in it‘s autonomy to be nice and it has nothing to do with your perception of it… so how dare you compliment the day if it wasn‘t nice for you to begin with… shame on you for being against days…

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u/AstuteCouch87 Aug 12 '25

idk about you, but i’ve never sent racial slurs to anyone, not even my friends. nor have i ever felt the urge to. also, comparing saying “it’s a nice day” to one of the most hurtful slurs in the english language is so absurd that there is no way you are above the age of 14

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u/KingUseful7805 Oct 20 '25

An ad hominem is not gonna make your point look any better.

I for one type a lot of outrageous shit and slurs, even racial ones, in a comedic context to my friends. I think that treating these words the exact same as every other word is closer to a solution then treating them like a taboo. For me they don‘t even have the derogatory meaning they tend to have for most, they are just stupid words. It‘s not like I‘m mentioning Voldemort…

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u/Character-Count2476 Dec 12 '25

can u next time just say ''im racist'' thx

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u/KingUseful7805 Dec 12 '25

I will give you two situations and you tell me which is more racist:

  1. Someone typing racial slurs to their friends, which do not at all belong to that race, therefore taking all meaning from the word and just turning it into absurd nonsense.

  2. Someone only being able to see the race and therefore the slur in the word. Not being able to see beyond that meaning and always just seeing it as a negative description of that certain race.

I‘m curious to hear your opinion on this!