soon to be child of divorce

everyone is stupid

[soon to be child of divorce @2HJCARRY]

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https://t.co/Gpn5JhNsA8

[soon to be child of divorce @2HJCARRY]

guys should i go chonccy or long boi

[soon to be child of divorce @2HJCARRY]

@forzafesta i pray for your safety 🙏

[soon to be child of divorce @2HJCARRY]

@susilovesesport susi villain arc????

[soon to be child of divorce @2HJCARRY]

ya sudahlah mungkin saya sedikit lebay

[soon to be child of divorce @2HJCARRY]

minimize toxicity in the environment especially when every other orgs follow their lead

but oh well, its all about money in the end no?

[soon to be child of divorce @2HJCARRY]

this shit wont happen if t1 arent sissies who won’t break from the norm and actually punish people if they post malicious comments instead of enabling them by doing jackshit

ur the org that every other org will look at as an example, u actually doing something will greatly

[샤스타☆Shasta @shastadaisy221]

These are articles from 2020, when Faker filed a lawsuit against people who had posted malicious comments about him. This was an issue that had already been brought to public attention back then, yet the same thing keeps happening, and it seems people have simply forgotten.

Criticism of a player's performance is something professional athletes have to accept. But that does not mean they should be expected to tolerate personal attacks, mockery, and harassment as well. Comparing the situation to other sports and arguing that things are even worse there, or telling people not to “K-popify” esports, completely misses the point. Just because similar things happen elsewhere does not make them any less wrong. The fundamental issue here is not fandom culture; it is an individual player's human rights.

A fan culture that treats personal attacks and mockery as acceptable is itself deeply problematic. It cannot be considered a healthy or normal part of sports culture.

People have become so consumed by hatred and so fixated on witch-hunting a single player that they seem to have lost the ability to distinguish right from wrong.

There is absolutely nothing wrong with a player choosing to take legal action against those who harass him. It is his right, and no one has the right to take that away from him or make him feel ashamed for exercising it. What is truly troubling is that people who violate someone else's rights would then criticise the victim for seeking legal protection.

Players are human beings, too. They have every right to defend their own human rights. Think about how devastating it must be for a player's parents to see their child subjected to such vile personal attacks and mockery. No player should ever be expected to endure that kind of abuse.

The right to be treated with dignity and respect, and to be protected from humiliation and harassment, is not something reserved for people who meet certain conditions or hold a particular status. These are fundamental human rights that belong to everyone, regardless of nationality or profession.

Stop using sports as an excuse. A culture that justifies excessive criticism and harassment should have no place anywhere, and it must never be tolerated. No one should ever be denied their fundamental right to be treated with dignity and basic human decency.

[oish 🍡 | #T1WIN! @oishikeria]

let’s not forget. :))))

[soon to be child of divorce @2HJCARRY]

@saintspired isles is rlly good so i guess he probably got an offer somewhere else…

[soon to be child of divorce @2HJCARRY]

anyways nothing can stop me from patching eggflower into this cardigan

[soon to be child of divorce @2HJCARRY]

i keep buying yarn when im sad im gonna end up with a mountain of it holy shit 😭😭😭

[ʝҽƈƈιυ¹⁰ ⁰³ @_woozzt]

Loh aku baru cek liquid id ini,is rill ta

[soon to be child of divorce @2HJCARRY]

@smolchurippu esport dudebros bimlek

[soon to be child of divorce @2HJCARRY]

see this is why its so much more better if he re-signs 0-0

[soon to be child of divorce @2HJCARRY]

he might be the reason i will eat my own shit (im vehemently one team only for ages) and please dont make your actions change my mind im sorry but it actually affects it

[soon to be child of divorce @2HJCARRY]

genuinely please dont burn the bridges i deeply fell for rannie and i want to see him well even in another team... even when my main will always be reno and teewon

[soon to be child of divorce @2HJCARRY]

ive seen this before lmfao

"i hate t1 the org" --> "i hate t1" --> "i hate his ex teammates that are still in t1" like come on xddddddd how would you guarantee that you wont fall into the same trap

[soon to be child of divorce @2HJCARRY]

but really feel free on what you want to do and what to feel, but then dont be surprised if fans of ex-teammates harbor slightly negative feelings

[soon to be child of divorce @2HJCARRY]

how i love seeing history repeat itself /sarcasm