@lexiz0712@phtv_nocontext Also hindi katangahan tawag don, hindi yan pinansin dati kasi walang cancel culture at hindi kami problematic. Masaya kami noon, hindi toxic, nung nabuo mindset nyo at nagsulputan kayo don gumulo hahaha
@julyaug34432207@phtv_nocontext Ang pagiging open minded noon ay hindi kawalan ng standards. Noon kasi hindi naman binibigyan pansin ang mga nonsense na bagay kasi hindi kami problematic na tao gaya ng generation nyo ngayon hahaha
@Inhinjero@phtv_nocontext You’re forcing today’s context onto how people viewed those jokes back then. Saying that racist jokes were common and often treated as jokes at the time doesn’t mean racism was okay. You’re completely missing the distinction between explaining the context and excusing the behvior
@Inhinjero@phtv_nocontext You’re twisting my argument. I never said racism was okay. Acknowledging that people had different standards back then ≠ defending racism. And bringing up slavery, Hitler, and racism is completely irrelevant to the actual topic we’re discussing.
@Inhinjero@phtv_nocontext No, that’s not my logic. You’re creating a conclusion I never made. Saying that standards and context were different back then does NOT mean racism was okay. The point is that the topic we’re discussing is not equivalent to slavery, racism, or historical atrocities.
@Inhinjero@phtv_nocontext Ang layo ng slavery, they’re about oppression and serious harm. Yung topic natin is about an old video suddenly being judged differently today and being dragged into cancel culture. Completely different context and issue, so hindi relevant yung comparison mo sa point ko. Bobita
@Inhinjero@phtv_nocontext Hindi relevant yung slavery, Hitler, and racism sa point ko. Magkaiba ang context at gravity ng issues. Hindi porke may historical examples ka, automatic comparable na sila sa topic ngayon. Stay on the actual point. Next time hanap magandng sample
@Inhinjero@phtv_nocontext Wtf bakla masyado ka atang bungol today. Magkaiba ang konteksto ng slavery at ng topic ngayon. Hindi mo puwedeng i-equate ang isang historical atrocity sa isang lumang video na ngayon lang binibigyan ng issue.
@Inhinjero@phtv_nocontext So I’m not being entitled about how people should react. I’m questioning why the standard suddenly changed and why people are treating an old, previously overlooked video as if it needs to be judged by today’s outrage culture.
@Inhinjero@phtv_nocontext My point is about applying today’s standards to something that wasn’t even viewed or discussed the same way before, and suddenly calling for cancel culture over it. You can personally be offended by something without demanding that everyone else react the same way.
@Inhinjero@phtv_nocontext That’s not what I’m saying. I’m not saying something is okay just because people didn’t complain about it back then. Slavery, Hitler, and racism are serious historical issues, and obviously people should be offended by them.
@tass1t@jamesjayme14@phtv_nocontext Huh? If ure disagreeing edi go! Hindi nyo lang maaccept yung fact na sobrang OA at sensitive nyo. Hindi ganyan tao noon malawak magisip, sa inyo cancel culture lang alam na dating hindi naman bigdeal
@camilla_surv@msbutera_ Yep? HAHAHA also bakit ngayon nyo binibring up hindi naman issue samin dati. Ganon ba kayo kaOA ngayon? Kinain ng cancel culture?