@AnitaRamaswamy lmao the replies are just "indians are animals" on repeat and then getting mad she said it out loud. you’re not defending free speech, you’re just outing yourselves as the exact racist piece of shit she was talking about. keep proving her point for free, it’s working.
@blessings_soul When I went for passport verification, I was presented with two premium service options:
- Pay a bribe and get your passport processed ASAP. 🚀
- Refuse to pay a bribe and enjoy the exclusive Premium Delay Package™. 🐌
@iamRashmika You spent a year auditioning for the role of his wife, got the part, and still had to write a whole manifesto to convince strangers it wasn’t humiliating. ...
At this point even the essay feels like part of the audition.
Most people don’t hate risk.
They hate being the only one who took the risk and was wrong.
That’s why they copy other people’s portfolios, opinions, and outrage.
The fear isn’t losing money.
It’s being alone in the loss.
Chatbots don’t make people lonely.
They make lonely people forget what being seen actually feels like.
Then real people start seeming cold.
And the chatbot starts feeling like the only one who gets it.
Would you break a stranger's thumb for money?
People were more willing to say yes when the stranger was described in dehumanizing terms.
The stranger hadn't wronged them.
There was no revenge.
Just money.
Apparently, even someone else's suffering can become a price you’re willing to pay. 🕳️
One of the darkest parts of human nature:
Sometimes, seeing someone you hate fail feels better than seeing yourself succeed.
Their pain becomes your satisfaction.
Their humiliation becomes your entertainment.
Their downfall feels like justice.
Even when their suffering does absolutely nothing to improve your life.
There's a word for taking pleasure in another person's misfortune.
Schadenfreude.