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A quick rant about @SeanDOlfc.
Sharing the s*n is bad enough. I don’t know why someone supporting Liverpool wouldn’t have that rag blocked on Twitter to begin with, but that’s another matter.
My real issue with Sean is the fundamentally dishonest approach behind his platform.
Sharing the s*n is bad enough. I don’t know why someone supporting Liverpool wouldn’t have that rag blocked on Twitter to begin with, but that’s another matter.
My real issue with Sean is the fundamentally dishonest approach behind his platform.
Sean trying to argue with a straight face that he saw a video by the s*n but didn’t notice who it was from, clicked on it and watched it without noticing who it was from, and then quote-tweeted and typed a full sentence on top of it without noticing who it was from is who he is.
Sean feigning outrage at people pointing out how comically thin his defense was, is who he is. Sean trying to seize the moral high ground even in the face of this is who he is.
This Sean is the same one that cultivates toxicity against the club and fans who call him out for it.
This Sean is the same one that cultivates toxicity against the club and fans who call him out for it.
It’s the same Sean that loves to have a moan about the club’s owners, players, and recruitment policies, but when people point at the holes in his arguments, he cries to his audience that people don’t want him to have an opinion.
Sharing a video about fucking ice cream isn’t why I decided to finally block Sean. It’s that, in trying to excuse himself, he managed to sum up every part of his approach to Twitter that I already loathed. He made it clear there was no positive reason for him to be on my feed.
That’s it.
No ultimatums. No “him or me” bullshit. Most of you here are grown people anyways, and know who you follow.
The reason for this is simple. Sean wants this debate to be about two sides to a coin. It’s not. This is what he does, but it does not inform his opposites.
No ultimatums. No “him or me” bullshit. Most of you here are grown people anyways, and know who you follow.
The reason for this is simple. Sean wants this debate to be about two sides to a coin. It’s not. This is what he does, but it does not inform his opposites.
Respectfully, no one is obligated to buy anything they don’t like from the club. I’d never go after Sean for that. Tons of people don’t buy club merchandise, for a variety of reasons. I’m not one of them, but whatever. The point is, those fans don’t mislead other fans for clout.
