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Alright, I see this shit all the time. "Haha I& #39;ve been blocking all day xD".
And I& #39;mma make a thread on my opinions on blocking. You can& #39;t stop me.
And I& #39;mma make a thread on my opinions on blocking. You can& #39;t stop me.
I only use blocking in order to prevent harrassment or something like that. Other than that, I never use it.
I feel like it& #39;s the "run away" button when used in other situations. Don& #39;t like someone having a different opinion? Block em! Now you don& #39;t have to face other views!
I feel like it& #39;s the "run away" button when used in other situations. Don& #39;t like someone having a different opinion? Block em! Now you don& #39;t have to face other views!
And it really bothers me when people just block people they don& #39;t even know anything about.
For example, like a post saying "lol blocking a bunch of racists". Like, I can& #39;t ever trust a post like that and I assumed thay they& #39;re out for blood.
For example, like a post saying "lol blocking a bunch of racists". Like, I can& #39;t ever trust a post like that and I assumed thay they& #39;re out for blood.
I know it& #39;s probably unreasonable, but in the current political climate these terms have been bent into buzzwords and I don& #39;t trust them.
And it feels like people just don& #39;t want to hear anything similar to "n i g g a" for whatever reason.
And it feels like people just don& #39;t want to hear anything similar to "n i g g a" for whatever reason.
Or to people that say something even slightly mean. Just point the finger and devalue them instead of talking like rational adults.
And now I can& #39;t trust people& #39;s judgement of those who are really trigger happy with the block button.
I know. Unreasonable.
And now I can& #39;t trust people& #39;s judgement of those who are really trigger happy with the block button.
I know. Unreasonable.
I lost my train of thought. So I& #39;ll just end this stupid thread.
