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I’m sorry you’re going through a bad time in what seems to you as an unfair distraction. But why is this tweet addressed to me? The concern wasn’t the jokes per se. Everybody can make mistakes. The concern was in how you’re handling it. You’re still in denial about the feedback.
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I think this was well written. He made a mistake. He’s trying to make amends. Let’s leave it at that. I believe the most recent apology was much more sincere.
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Maybe sincere was the wrong word. Trust can only be gained back from proving that a lesson was learned. I guess we’ll have to wait and see whether it holds true!
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Your mocking here is toxic.
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mocking someone for putting out an apology isn't helpful: it doesn't help him understand why his original response was wrong, and it doesn't help outsiders understand why this issue is important because it will seem to them that you just don't like the guy.
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Even sociopaths can "sincerely apologize" when they're being cornered.
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Dudes like this are just out for blood, I’ve seen less hungry zombies playing resident evil
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