weakness or perversion?

G0dEmperorTrump·4/29/2019, 3:00:48 AM·2 votes·2,323 views

When I saw this had been labelled "offensive" by a mod, I thought it was a joke. But no, clearly, he judged this would hurt someone so bad he needed to remove it, so nobody can see this TERRIBLY OFFENSIVE comment and immediately jump out of a window because they can't outlive the shame. All the while being completely unfased by people calling humans "toxic" lol. Sooo at first I thought the guy was just a perv, trying to feel important because he's a loser or smth. But I guess he must have directions and be monitored, so he can't afford to censor anything he wants. So, maybe, that's not his judgement, but what riot considers "offensive". If that's the case, there are only 3 possibilities : 1)Those who set the rules at Riot are pathologically weak-minded, they cannot even afford to have human interaction because any external judgement would destroy their fragile egos. 2)They set those rules based on the feedback of their player base, which means the majority of lol players have psyhological problems of a clinical degree. 3)Riot has a wicked agenda

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8 Comments

DuskDaUmbreon4/29/2019, 3:11:09 AM11 votes

They're banning it because "SJW" is only ever used to shut down discussion and insult others.

That, and because nobody wants to deal with political shitflinging, which is all that the phrase "sjw" is.

ModThe Djinn4/29/2019, 12:34:04 PM5 votes

I'm not sure why you're shocked here. When you're calling a portion of the community "weak social justice warriors," you are insulting them and, therefore, being offensive to other players. The rules are very clear:

Do not post content intended to insult, belittle, disrespect, or intentionally offend other community members as individuals or as groups. Criticism is an important and useful method of feedback, but must be respectful and constructive in nature. Non-constructive forms of criticism (such as questioning another poster's intelligence or requesting the firing or removal of an individual) are violations of this rule.

If you feel the need to provide criticism in this belittling manner, find another venue for it.

rujitra4/29/2019, 9:34:39 AM3 votes

So your response to having a comment removed for being polarized and insulting is to make a polarizing and insulting post complaining?