@WhiteRoomRadio @SBNation@ScottBouwhuis@OvensTravis Those are my thoughts of hate as well. For example if someone were to criticize the appearance of a person that’s with intention to hurt someone with words, but if are in a argument over an opinion I feel as long as they don’t directly attack one another it’s not considered hate.
@athoughtortwo15 @WhiteRoomRadio @SBNation@ScottBouwhuis@OvensTravis Thanks for your feedback on this and I can understand the concerns by many about this tweet and the hate it may have caused but I feel as if though yes there was a hatful aspect to this, but there was no direct attacks towards someone and it was just people arguing their opinion.
@WhiteRoomRadio @SBNation@ScottBouwhuis@OvensTravis Our use of language may yes be used in a hateful manner but I feel that if you’re in an argument over something such as sports teams or what brand of phone is better you’re just arguing an opinion and want to be right, not going into it with direct intentions to hurt someone.
@SioGard2 @WhiteRoomRadio @SBNation@ScottBouwhuis@OvensTravis I do see how yours methods of dealing with such matters could prevent further hate. But I feel in this argument it’s not a direct attack of hate towards a person it’s more just a strong opinion of many individuals trying to prove themselves right.
@mrplewis1 @WhiteRoomRadio @SBNation@ScottBouwhuis@OvensTravis I feel like the people who have strong feelings for a team and will get into arguments to defend their team is not wrong to do as long as there is no personal attacks. And it is a good way to promote and develop the team outside the arena
@WhiteRoomRadio @voicEdcanada @Stephen_Hurley Yea I fully agree with @ArtsyyZ just get off of the platform or turn of your device to prevent them from being able to hate.
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