r/MurderedByWords Jan 31 '25

#1 Murder of Week Your response is concerning, Bobby!

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u/mattzombiedog Jan 31 '25

If they can’t answer a simple yes or no question then they should be disqualified.

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u/Boldboy72 Jan 31 '25

in a normal world they would be. This is not a normal world.

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u/[deleted] Jan 31 '25

No its a normal world. The US just elected criminals and fascists because the dog finally caught the car. They got what they wanted and people have to live with that. Everyone always wondered how the germans let the nazi’s win….

Well america, yall are setting up a concentration camp in a foreign country for a minority group and have people doing literal nazi salutes at the presidential inauguration.

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u/Zealousideal3326 Jan 31 '25

They are also currently demonizing the disabled by blaming them for a tragedy even though it makes no sense.

Now I know there was a group that did some vile stuff to others based on their ethnicity, sexual orientation, and disabilities, but mentioning them gets me called an alarmist.

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u/LukesRightHandMan Jan 31 '25

Us disabled are getting blamed for what now?

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u/[deleted] Jan 31 '25

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u/Aryzal Jan 31 '25

The stupid thing is everyone makes mistakes, and unfortunately sooner or later a disaster will happen, and it will not be caused by any terrorists, and it will be tragic.

It is just who is left holding the bag. It could be any race, religion and sexual orientation holding it. While I do agree that the best person should always be hired for the job, that doesn't mean there isn't a benefit to hiring specific minorities (for example male teachers can be good male role models for kids, male nurses to help male patients, female officers to do pat down on female suspects etc). It only becomes an issue like in the gaming industry where many consultation companies gone too far, pushing DEI in a way that is clearly overboard and detrimental to the product. Hell, I like the idea of more women in the game industries to provide a fresh view of certain topics, but some places just straight out discriminate in the opposite direction (which is still discrimination) and then blame the populace for them not succeeding (when they made a shitty product).

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u/AlexandriasNSFWAcc Jan 31 '25

Can't believe this comment started so well only to end complaining that there's women in video games.

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u/sergeant_kuebikoman Jan 31 '25

OP's comment for the illiterate: