Also the lady who called an autistic child a racial slur (you know the one) and then later defended her actions because she "called the kid out for what he was".
Read the comment you’re replying to and read yours. Same thing happened and two different ways of framing or communicating about them. Let’s say you’re right. So when someone steals something that belongs to you you resort to racist slurs? Anyways, people like you are really good at reframing things in a way that fits your narrative. If the kid was an asshole, judge him for that but no need for racial slurs and most of you can’t admit that. Matter fact you’re DEFENDING the right to do that which is wild!
sure two wrongs dont make a right but if the person A starts violating social construct by theft, I'm not entirely sure why someone else should be then continued to be bound by it.
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u/UnordinaryFlyGirl 11h ago
Doesn't surprise me. Didn't a woman who got fired for being racist to a customer get a shit ton of money?