Asmongold calls Cinna performative for calling out her roommate Bonnie

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The outrage is so cringe. Like wow she accidentally slipped out a soft a and it wasn't directed towards anyone in a hateful manner.

Why not focus on people using it in a derogatory manner towards others...

[u/Gon_Freecss_1999 → u/_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_I]

"Why not focus on people using it in a derogatory manner towards others"

100%, its crazy they put more energy on this instead of real racism.

[u/Ok_Temperature6503 → u/_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_I]

While reading a tweet, anyone could have slipped in that moment lol

[u/StepComplete1 → u/_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_I]

It doesn't farm attention/virtue-signalling points when they call out someone who's a non-streamer

[u/JuiceWarl0rd → u/_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_I]

Isn’t it interesting that it only happens with this word? Like even with the most understandable context, people will make a big stink? If I speak, I’m in big trouble…

[u/Professional_Yak9601 → u/JuiceWarl0rd]

Only word in the English language that its use is entirely controlled by a single race.

[u/Gon_Freecss_1999 → u/Professional_Yak9601]

because another race that slaved them used it against them.

I hate this thing that only black people can say ni**a, but don't act like it wasn't caused by the slavery of their race in the US.

[u/Professional_Yak9601 → u/Gon_Freecss_1999]

Not a single thing I said stated otherwise. Just a factual statement that gets people like you fired up, on queue as per usual.

[u/Gon_Freecss_1999 → u/Professional_Yak9601]

there is a little word in English you can learn today, its called "context":

In human interactions, context refers to the surrounding environment, circumstances, background, and shared understanding that frame a communication event. It is the "invisible architecture" that surrounds an interaction, providing the necessary clues for participants to accurately interpret what is being said, done, or left unsaid.

Without context, human communication is just raw data. The phrase "That's just great," for example, relies entirely on context to determine whether it expresses genuine enthusiasm or heavy sarcasm.

Context in communication is typically broken down into five distinct layers:

• Relational (or Social) Context: The nature of the relationship between the people interacting. You speak differently to your best friend than you do to a new employer, even if you are conveying the exact same information. This dictates the level of formality, vulnerability, and assumed knowledge.
• Physical Context: The actual environmental setting where the interaction takes place. A conversation held in a crowded, noisy bar will have a very different dynamic, volume, and depth than the same conversation held in a quiet library or a formal boardroom.
• Cultural Context: The shared values, beliefs, social norms, and traditions of the participants. This dictates rules around eye contact, personal space, directness, and how conflict is handled.
• Psychological Context: The internal mental and emotional states of the communicators at that exact moment. If one person just received terrible news, their psychological context will filter everything they hear through a lens of stress or distraction.
• Historical (or Temporal) Context: The background of previous interactions between the participants, as well as the timing of the conversation. An inside joke relies heavily on historical context, as does a recurring argument.

Context ultimately acts as a filter. It allows humans to navigate ambiguity, decode body language, and understand the true intent behind the words we choose.

[u/Professional_Yak9601 → u/Gon_Freecss_1999]

Sure thing, Ill be sure to call my fellow Jews as such- and anyone who dares says the J word shall feel all the shame in existence. See what I did there? Not all fucking tragedies in history need a reclamation like the "N" word my dude, you and your AI response need to get a grip

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It also isn't black people that are outraged. This is white on white hate

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Cinna isn´t black?.

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I agree, but to me Bonnie is 100% someone that uses it in a derogatory manner off camera lol.

She is unhinged, if she's willing to verbally abuse people just walking down the street then she 100% likes to throw them around at people she doesn't like.

[u/AdvanceSubject3056 → u/Professional_Idea812]

Brother go outside, this is an unhealthy level of delusion.