Guess who fucking told u so

[Ben]

But yes, intentions aren't always important, in the sense that when sth is irrespectful it should be called out even if that person isn't INTENTIONALLY being so. a lot of us isn't intentionally being harmful but that doesun't erase the fact that we are, and all you really need to do is stop for 10 seconds and realise that "yes, it's in bad taste/hurtful". But you prefer the whole defending tactic of any bullshit instead of saying "i understand where you're coming from". There's lot of reasons i don't like grue and even more so that he doesn't like me but not understanding basic human respect isn't one of them nor is not having an actual view point (most times anyway).
But you are just a child coming out of reddit every time you decide to chime in whatever social subject

maybe its because i know tyler, but his posts which spawned the witch hunt comment were, I BELIEVE, asking an epistemological question about belief. if your argument is that the women accusing others of assault should be believed, baseline, and so throwing doubt at that is gross then i can see that and agree to an extent? i mean, that was niki's point immediately after. it made sense

but then you kind of just appraised the wordage of the statement, completely ignoring what he's saying. he is saying "when do we start investigating a claim instead of believing a claim", because a danger of that is the witch hunt (believing a claim without investigation), AS I UNDERSTAND IT

my reply had nothing to do with you, unfortunately. i am sorry to break it to you but there were 10 days between those two posts and i sure as fuck didnt even remember replying until now