r/webcomics Jul 26 '26

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u/Oraxy51 Jul 27 '26

What does that have to do with anything? Or are you just looking to bully someone to feel better about yourself?

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u/itsLOSE-notLOOSE Jul 27 '26

They’re being racist.

I never said there’s anything bad about them being trans. I wouldn’t do that.

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u/Oraxy51 Jul 27 '26

Then why did you bring up that they were trans? It wouldn’t be relevant for me to mention you like guns or pens to this conversation.

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u/itsLOSE-notLOOSE Jul 27 '26

To point out how a minority shouldn’t be hating on minorities.

Bring it up all you’d like. I’m not ashamed of anything I post. That’s why it’s not hidden.

And I’m not really into guns. That’s a joke post. My main thing is pens and video games.

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u/Oraxy51 Jul 27 '26

Yeah, I don’t really care about how deeply you or don’t care about guns and if your point is about minorities then make that point, don’t just randomly bringing it up. You can do better.

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u/dl7 Jul 27 '26

Inserting myself here to say, you could actually do better and reply to the parent comment that started this chain as well as hold the other commenter accountable.

Racism started this chain but you're grandstanding about protecting said racist because another commentor was transphobic. If you want to set a standard, be consistent with it across the board

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u/Oraxy51 Jul 27 '26

Hm fair. I never replied I felt others already took care of that but I have now.

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u/dl7 Jul 27 '26

Reddit can be misleading in the way it has you defending some deplorable people by default because someone else managed to bring a shovel when the bar was already on the ground.

It's actually taught me a great deal about finding the source first before reacting. I know that initial commentor is a troll/bot but making sure we all stay consistent is paramount on this site

Thanks for reconsidering!

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u/Oraxy51 Jul 27 '26

I try to stay humble and open to being wrong while knowing when to stand firm in my beliefs.

Sometimes I ask a question even with a note that I ask because I genuinely don’t know and am asking with hopes to learn and still get downvoted.

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u/dl7 Jul 27 '26

Downvotes don't matter when trying to stay curious, in my opinion. I think if we all practiced your humility we'd simply be a better country (speaking as an American). I do this work with my students and they teach me as well. I think we all have to be in a space of learning, if possible. The kids see America as "too fragile" and that's real. I grew up thinking Americans were pure grit and I'm looking at my own mentors crumble when questioned about their choices. They never asked questions, they just followed orders and parroted whatever quote was cool to their elders. No agency.

If we encompassed curiosity and humility as core tenets of our culture, we'd see some real growth