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I agree. For cheap, shitty, light beer it's my go to. Glad I'm not too much of a patrician to enjoy a $7 6 pack.
Only $7 for a 6 pack?!
Fucking Americans
I agree. For cheap, shitty, light beer it's my go to. Glad I'm not too much of a patrician to enjoy a $7 6 pack.
Let their parents handle it, don't embark on some righteous crusade to essentially ruin their future prospects at the age of 16 or 17.
Ridiculous.
Some things are just bad.Coors Light is good, you guys are crazy. Its definitely the best light beer and is eminently drinkable.
That's different, Cards Against Humanity is just a game.i was thinking that i played some terrible, terrible cards when me and some mates were playing cards against humanity the other day and i'm wondering if that's on the same level these days as this kinda thing
It's not just tasteless jokes, it's about the encouragement of hate speech. I think that there should be consequences for being a racist dipshit in public, and that arguing otherwise is passively allowing more dangerous speech in the future.
Alternative suggestion that's easier in America:
They need to explain the game and the rules to Holocaust survivors in person.
That's different, Cards Against Humanity is just a game.
I think the parents have been handling it for years. These thoughts don't come from nowhere, they come from being raised in an environment that allows it. To me, it's reacting to a problem with the same solution.
I simply don't feel that's enough. If people don't stand up and produce a result that clearly says "this is wrong", the students will walk away thinking "this is allowed."
We thrive on fearHolding these children - yes, children - accountable will only stir up real anti-Semetic rhetoric.
Being so outraged over high school shenanigans just proves PC culture is running amok in this country.
No. It's hate speech.this is literally a drinking game though as far as i can tell
I mean... Underage drinkingOk it's tasteless, but why are the police involved? Was there a crime committed?
Only $7 for a 6 pack?!
Fucking Americans
These thoughts don't come from nowhere, they come from being raised in an environment that allows it.
this is tasteless but it is in the realm of tasteless idiotic shit that i did when i was a teenager before i realized i was an asshole
No. It's hate speech.
Agreed. Not condoning things like this, but... they're high schoolers. They deserve to be punished, not publicly shamed on social media.Thank God twitter and instagram wasn't around when I was in high school. Although I guess Myspace was big. Now that I think of it, I guess I did post some underage drinking pictures on Myspace. Huh.
Agreed. This is the definition of PC offense culture taking it too far. Teenagers saying and doing bone headed things isn't anything new for the past few centuries.Holding these children - yes, children - accountable will only stir up real anti-Semetic rhetoric.
Being so outraged over high school shenanigans just proves PC culture is running amok in this country.
Yep. Dumb kid stuff. This is a nonstory.This seems like some dumb high school kids trying to offensive because they think it's funny. It's disturbing to see people wanting to get their names and faces out there to shame them publicly.
hahaYoung kids doing a warm up routine for the inevitable "Mexican" or "ghetto" themed costume party theyll throw in college
They're dumbass high school kids trying to look edgy in front of their peers.
I don't think a national media flogging is the way to go about this.
But hey, outrage and clickbait.
Why?
Yep. Dumb kid stuff. This is a nonstory.
I think the main difference is that the game gives you protection from accusations of racism. You were given that card randomly, and the game was made by somebody else. It's harder to accuse you of being a racist because you didn't make the game yourself.what separates it from me playing a "the jews" card to a real bad question card in CAD though? is it that CAD offensiveness is laugh at how inappropriate it is and move on?
I'm not saying this drinking game isn't some tasteless shit.
Including Kyle's mom bringing the story to CBS News when she finds the boys playing the game.Sounds like every single episode of south park except with older students.
Absolutely. Overzealous PC culture can do lasting harm, IMO. Context and critical thinking are important, people.Holding these children - yes, children - accountable will only stir up real anti-Semetic rhetoric.
Being so outraged over high school shenanigans just proves PC culture is running amok in this country.
Agreed.
I generally, more cynically, view CAD through a lens of someone giving you a racist joke button and daring you to push it. It's like the entire project is an exercise in figuring out how much you have to abstract the telling of racist jokes before people will absolve you of responsibility for telling them.I think the main difference is that the game gives you protection from accusations of racism. You were given that card randomly, and the game was made by somebody else. It's harder to accuse you of being a racist because you didn't make the game yourself.
As a current Jewish high school senior, can confirm this is shit that I can see some Jewish kids doing at one point
Agreed. This is the definition of PC offense culture taking it too far
Young kids doing a warm up routine for the inevitable "Mexican" or "ghetto" themed costume party theyll throw in college
Alternative suggestion that's easier in America:
They need to explain the game and the rules to Holocaust survivors in person.
And all of the Holocaust survivors are holding portraits of Anne Frank. With her birth year and death year emphasized in big text at the bottom of the portrait.In the Holocaust Museum.
The 4chan/Reddit generation.