Judging by your OP, it certainly includes you.
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Disneyland’s Snow White ride under fire for ‘non-consensual’ kiss with Prince Charming
- Thread starter We Never Know
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I truly hope this does not become bigger than some overly sensitive op-ed commentary.
RF...where the fighting's so fervent
cuz the stakes are so low.
We Never Know
No Slack
Nope. Im just pointing out in my opinion all this sensitivity and I'm offended crap is getting out of hand.
And once again to use your favorite line "you did not answer my question".
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RIGHT!...ya mint munch'n, pillow poof'n,WRONG!
pants press'n, frog fressen, tater totter!
Is a tater totter someone who eats tater tots? Or someone who makes them? Or both?
Exactly.
But that's all you're giving us with this thread: you're offended because some op-ed writer at SFGate wrote a review of a Disney ride that's overall positive but not universally glowing, and the author wasn't sensitive enough to the feelings of the out-of-touch people who you think they should tiptoe around.
They're not calling for anything to be "cancelled;" they like the ride overall. They even said the kiss part is fine if you take a mental step back and appreciate it as a fairy tale.
They're not criticizing something that's attached to some precious childhood memory of yours; this feature on the ride was just added.
So it sounds like you're just fine with "all this sensitivity and I'm offended crap" as long as it isn't coming from people you disagree with. If you really were sick of it overall, you wouldn't have created a thread about how offended you are that some op-ed writer wasn't sensitive to your feelings.
Aww, muffin.
We Never Know
No Slack
Its all clear now. You are not only making excuses for the person that wrote it but you are also attacking me because it offended you that I shared it and said its getting stupid and out of hand.
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No, I'm just holding up a mirror to the hypocrisy in your OP.
This wasn’t just some one off comment. It went viral and the author likely knew it would. It was recently featured during SNL’s Weekend Update. I think the OP is right to use this as an example to criticize so-called “woke” culture.
"Don't kiss people when they're unconscious" is "woke culture" now?
I just think it's funny when people who complain about "sensitivity" and how people get offended at everything seem to be the loudest to demand sensitivity for their own feelings and the quickest to get offended at things other people say.
Or maybe you’re making assumptions about the OP and others who think this is ridiculous.
If I'm wrong and @We Never Know isn't:
- offended by the article, or
- thinks that people shouldn't publish similar things that offend his sensibilities,
... then I invite him to say so.
We Never Know
No Slack
Aww, muffin. I already told you more than once it didn't offended me and said the sensitive and offended people need to rein in their stupidity. However that statement offended you and you started attacking me and the OP while defending the writer.
That little muffin is reality.