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BiffCo99
Yeah it’s tooooootally PFA that causes him the most problems with “polite company”.
Well it technically is still accurate because I’m pretty sure it was posters here who asked him to make that
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It’s a different world now. Thomas was fairly conservative. PLO grew up listening to Drudge radio despite being gay. He was a conservative. Even now, he preferred the moderate over the progressive. Brandon isn’t some super liberal.
This wasn’t generated by people here.
No one here started a ban x thread.
Druff started a thread asking the community about a very narrow issue that causes him problems from people he runs into at WSOP or radio listeners who would never participate and be associated with the forum.
Most pointed out that slurs are a hot button, but if they have reluctance to join based on slurs, they’re obviously going to have a big problem with a dwai chasing people thread to thread being an asshole looking for attention.
They are going to have a problem with the small handful of miserable people who derail every discussion with trolling.
He made a point that he’s not going to ban extremist ideology, which is the bigger problem.
The costs of a lockdown outweighs the benefits is a reasonable political conversation. That’s ideology.
Bill Gates wants to chip me and Mike Dewine is a secret socialist globalist hiding as a fiscal conservative for 70 years is mental illness. That’s not ideology, but he isn’t going to stop it.
So you can get rid of a word or words, but if someone is reluctant to be associated with a word, they very likely are going to have a problem with being associated with the most vocal posters being assholes who chase posters around trolling and/or mentally ill.
I wouldn’t bother changing anything if I were him, unless people in his neighborhood are giving him grief because they googled him, or Ben’s parents friends. It’s not like some person at the WSOP is going to join because they banned a word and then find they love being trolled by losers. If they cared about a bad word in the first place, they aren’t going to like the place. That seems obvious.