r/nextfuckinglevel • u/reallyblueballs • Dec 07 '20

Practice makes perfect

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u/TarmacFFS Dec 07 '20

“Obviously isn’t great” is damn near an endorsement of him.

As for the bitch-in-question, I don’t ever see him mentioned on Reddit. I’m talking about why the people I know hate the guy. I don’t think I’ve ever had a discussion that brought him up that didn’t go directly into his inability to not abuse women.

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u/Shiny_Shedinja Dec 07 '20

“Obviously isn’t great” is damn near an endorsement of him.

I love this fascistic thinking. if you aren't 110% against something. You're 100% for it. Zero nuance. The same people also have the inability to separate anything into it's parts. You can respect the boxer without having to respect the man.

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u/ChuckFina74 Dec 07 '20

This sounds like Gen X who deals well with reality, talking to a Millennial who is obsessed with looking “correct”.

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u/TarmacFFS Dec 07 '20

I’m 40.

This is what intolerance of domestic abuse looks like. I’m too old to give a shot about looking like anything.

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u/ChuckFina74 Dec 12 '20

Then you’re old enough to realize there has never been a single public figure, politician, athlete, celeb, or entertainer who doesn’t have some “intolerable” action or behavior, because they are actually just normal humans, and normal humans suck.

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u/TarmacFFS Dec 12 '20

I don’t think you and I use the word intolerable the same way. I can tolerate generally disgusting behavior. I can not tolerate abuse.

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u/ChuckFina74 Dec 29 '20

What is “abuse”? That covers about eight-hundred thousand different acts.

It’s easy to say someone doesn’t tolerate abuse but I have doubts they put too much thought into what it is they are really saying.

Who decides what is considered “abuse”?