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Also, I have heated up mashed potatoes in the same pan that I've been heating up some meat in and forgot about it for a few and it got fried so now I have a slab of potato
update: the potato slab tastes good
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Or, for that matter, :weary: or :tired_face:, which is NEVER used for the intended purpose
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^ or any of the arguably stupid black tone emoji
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Yeah, what I meant there was that it is a major component of the movement - at least today. Emo kids definitely took wanting to die to a new level, I remember the posts from a vk page from that era which basically mostly all read "you're fucking worthless, why even bother?" - like, at least the memes today are humorous, and provide some comfort in the fact that you're not alone. Those pages, which have thankfully mostly been shut down, probably had been responsible for a lot of deaths.

I don't really like Russia's approach to censorship, but I'm going to say that banning pages like this (and youtube videos, for that matter) is a good thing. You can't really leave something like this to parents; kids will figure out how to access the page anyway

I feel like the russian community still isn't at the point at which depression memes are popular, but most russian memes are basically a) garbage or b) translated, so it's just reddit's front page from 1-2 weeks ago.
Jesus fuck I wrote a lot of text
Also, hi new members, welcome to.. whatever this is
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Honestly, you shouldn't feel bad about bringing up a topic that raises an argument between people. You know, I do value arguments; they allow me to stay open-minded about a subject that I am not interested in enough to research, as well as try to convince others if I feel like my point is more (semantically, politically, morally - cross out any if necessary) correct. Honestly, we have almost the same, "reasonable" political views, as per 8values, so I do not think that an argument like this can do something like break a friendship.
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Honestly, though, I feel like it depends on what "offending" is; there's limits to which you can honor people's feelings, and succumbing to ridiculous constraints in order to not be labeled "racist"/"sexist"/whatever by removing content that's arguably not even slightly controversial is rather silly.

Now.. I get that apologizing for upsetting someone is pretty important. Especially if it's a person-to-person interaction, even if you personally don't agree with the fact that it was reasonable to be offended by some statement. Just purely out of courtesy. But when talking about brands, ..is it really necessary to cry racism? Vote with your wallet yourself, don't make unsubstantiated claims. Because if it's actually racist, wouldn't other people notice it too, themselves? Because if you cry that it's racist, would that matter to people who are racist themselves?