We live in a time where our dialogue and our politics and our news have been Twitter-ized. We have forgotten what it means to disagree with each other without annihilating each other. We have forgotten what it means to cut people slack, and to forgive their mistakes.
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I have felt this many times on my own skin, have watched people get furious at me for a comment and then refused to listen to the apology or the explanation. Twitter's wrath is devastating. It is cruel. It is disproportionate.
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Leave the Twitter mob. Think for yourself. Listen for yourself. Turn of your political bloodlust. Learn how to disagree as a civilized adult. Stop bullying people. Just stop it.
@bariweiss, I'm with you. Be strong, lady. This too shall pass.Show this thread -
And I say all this, by the way, as an immigrant.
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Don't know what this is about. Checked Bari's timeline, still don't know. Outrage Twitter is a completely chosed echo chamber; normal, well-adjusted people don't even know this is going on. Block liberally and nothing of value is lost.
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She said something racist and stupid though well intentioned. Instead of acknowledging how her initial tweet was "inartful" she choose to doubl-down and act like everyone else was the racist. Her entire shtick is anti-safe spaces but wants one for herself.
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She called a native born Asian-American an Immigrant. That's racist. It happens. It's only a big deal because she refused to acknowledge error & instead doubled-down. You're not Asian-American so you HAVE NO FUCKING CLUE WHAT IT'S LIKE TO HAVE YOUR AMERICANNESS QUESITONED
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So she either made an innocent mistake, or was crediting the Nagasus for being immigrants and giving America such a great daughter. Who cares about either thing? Real issue is she's a halfway decent opinion writer so people want to use PC gestapo shit to get her fired.
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Yes, she made an innocent mistake. I agree. It happens. So why couldn't she just own up to it. That's why people are pissed. Plus the hypocrisy of her going on about safe-spaces then immediately crying victimhood. Dude, you have your picture in your avatar.
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That's a picture of Patrick Mahomes II, the Chiefs quarterback. I wish I had that cash. And he's black, so based on that picture, I would be the one shaming you.
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Woops, my bad. See how easy that is. Admitting mistake. Why couldn't Bari do that. I looked too quickly at the pic. I made a mistake. Sorry.
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You seem like a super objective observer. She tweeted something ignorant. Instead of saying “you’re right my bad” she doubled down.
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Bari can't control of you take her words out of context
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okay buddy....you have 12 followers and no pictures so go troll somewhere else
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Just because you interpreted a tweet one way doesn't mean that's the only interpretation of the tweet. You'll learn nuance in law school. It's kind of important
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"Mirai Nagasu born in America!! My bad! Sorry about the mistake!..
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So easy...
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Literally insane that they are absolutely incapable of grasping this.
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She tweeted she was referring to her parents who were immigrants
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Which was to cover her ass. She made an assumption, was wrong, and doubled down and lied instead of just saying “oops sorry”
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How do you know what her assumption was? You read minds. Did she ever say the skater was an immigrant
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Lol yes. She did.
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