Racial Slurs in QuanticDestiny's Stream - Page 37
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1sz2sz3sz
Andorra173 Posts
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Shallot
United States58 Posts
On May 02 2012 01:02 Shiori wrote: That's his shtick, though. He goes over the top in his venting because his viewers find it amusing. Presumably you've never seen a George Carlin routine! Again with the disingenuous comparisons. What about the Kramer stand-up "nigger" routine? The entire country was deeply angered by that. Are you saying we all should just lighten up and allow this shit in the name of comedy? | ||
RipxDark
United States24 Posts
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Mallidon
Scotland557 Posts
On May 01 2012 22:32 SenorChang wrote: derogatory term for asians the hypocrisy on this from the community is pretty funny. orb got demolished over it, and used it in probably the same context destiny did. but somehow it's accepted that destiny can do it I think most of the reason people jumped all over Orb for doing it was he tried to deny it instead of just coming clean and going 'ladder rage, it happens' and being honest with EG etc first and foremost. EDIT - And to the kids running to sponsors etc AGAIN, you are not just ruining it for Quantic/ Destiny or whoever you are aiming to hurt, you are hurting SC2 and Esports as a whole. If a sponsor gets SO MUCH negative feedback, they could pull support from SC2 totally. | ||
sLiMpoweR
United States430 Posts
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Shiori
3815 Posts
On May 02 2012 01:04 chatuka wrote: yah, of course. the stronger man is always the one that rises above the hate. But, destiny is a professional player. and you are not. None of you except the priviliged few can say that they make a living playing a videogame. These players are held to a different standard than you or me. if you don't know why professional gamers are treated differently re-read my previous posts about money and sponship. SInce that is what the team goal is. to make MOney and gain sponsors. And yet you're the one writing in to sponsors demanding Destiny be reprimanded. Stop making this out to be some unfortunate different standard that Destiny is being held to by his sponsors. You, and the people in this thread, are the one making that standard a reality (and for some reason you only bother to apply this to professional gamers). | ||
Firesilver
United Kingdom1190 Posts
On May 02 2012 01:05 1sz2sz3sz wrote: These kind of statements hes made are exactly why koreans hate him and why is never allowed back at the Startale house Really? source? | ||
JimmyJRaynor
Canada16245 Posts
On May 02 2012 01:04 DarkLordOlli wrote: Congratulations! You're all hurting eSports. If any of you had watched SotG, you'd have heard this from "heroes" of our community - contact Quantic if anything and wait for them to make a statement on this. Instead, who knows? For all you know, you might have just ruined Naniwa's chances of staying in Korea. its up to Naniwa to realize the kind of organization he is working for | ||
Olli
Austria24416 Posts
On May 02 2012 01:05 1sz2sz3sz wrote: These kind of statements hes made are exactly why koreans hate him and why is never allowed back at the Startale house Lol. what. All the people arguing in this thread should have to upload a screenshot of every time they leave a game. Everybody who flames should be banned from TL. | ||
Shiori
3815 Posts
On May 02 2012 01:05 Shallot wrote: Again with the disingenuous comparisons. What about the Kramer stand-up "nigger" routine? The entire country was deeply angered by that. Are you saying we all should just lighten up and allow this shit in the name of comedy? I most certainly am. brb another 1000 comedians use the word nigger on a daily basis, but when Kramer does it, that's just crossing the line man. | ||
-KarakStarcraft-
United States258 Posts
On May 02 2012 01:03 Shiori wrote: LOL. I am so sick of reading your posts. brb everything is unacceptable if one person in the universe takes it the wrong way. I live and work in the very real world. Many of those who are in agreement with my sentiments likely do as well. If "Esports" ever wants to achieve mainstream success and widespread sponsor support, then you all need to wake up and realize how the real world works. If you want it to just stay a niche thing for a small group of people, then fine, but I get the feeling most of you don't. I've watched the esports movement grow from afar with the perspective of my IRL job and experience for a while now. Until issues like this are solved or understood, it stands 0% chance of success getting anywhere. It already is a massive uphill battle as is. A battle I want the community to win. I understand many of the people here are younger or haven't worked or experienced a real world work or consumer environment yet, but these ideas should still be plainly understood by anyone who consumes contemporary media. | ||
Fighter
Korea (South)1531 Posts
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Destiny
United States280 Posts
On May 02 2012 00:44 SherlockTV wrote:So just because you are a player means you can act like an immature teenager, ignorant to other people's feelings and devoid of any human empathy? Destiny doesn't have empathy because if he knew what the words meant to some people, he would stop using them. His opinions that either its "stupid" or "illogical" to have such negative feelings attached to racial words just means that he simply does not understand individuality. "Ignorant to other people's feelings"? Maybe if I spammed him with messages after the game, or added him and told my stream to harass and stalk him. Maybe if I messaged him on Skype or sent him e-mails. Calling someone a nigger/faggot/gook/cheese/piece of shit/queer/mother fucker/step-mother fucker etc...at the end of a game before leaving? You honestly think that people who rage at the end of games lack empathy? You should be a psychiatrist! If I knew what WHAT words meant to WHAT people? Lots of people find different words offensive. List of possible offensive words - faggot - offensive to the gay community nigger - offensive to the black community gook - offensive to asians(?) spic - offensive to hispanics retarded - offensive to mentally challenged rape - offensive to rape victims snipe - offensive to war veterans nuke - offensive to descendants of hiroshima survivors grammar nazi - offensive to descendants of concentration camp survivors murdered - offensive to people who've experienced death in family cancer on the community - offensive to people who've suffered from cancer Now, here's the fun part. Without sounding like a bigot, I want you to tell me which words I can and cannot say, and why certain groups of people are special enough to have certain words not said for them, and the others are unworthy of said "protected status". Good luck! I love this at the end..."His opinions that either its "stupid" or "illogical" to have such negative feelings attached to racial words just means that he simply does not understand individuality." Because nothing says individuality like taking offense to a simple word spoken out of context that at one point in time was used to insult a collective group of individuals. On May 02 2012 00:44 SherlockTV wrote:Destiny holds that his opinions are right and really does not have any room to be wrong because of how "logical" and "good with people" he is. Eh, I could be humble here, but nah, fuck that. I'm pretty damned good with people. Ask anyone who sees me at any MLG, I'll stop and sign anything or take a picture with anyone, regardless of the length of the line. People that you guys hold to much higher "friendly" standards, though, such as Day9, Huk, Nony, and others? They SPLIT the second they think a crowd is gathering and they do their best to stay away from any places where they could be mobbed. So how do you judge whether someone is "good with people"? Is it based on the facade they put up when they know they're under the public eye? Or is it based on how they actually interact with other people? On May 02 2012 00:44 SherlockTV wrote:Clearly any human being would understand that just because you feel like they are just words, doesn't mean they aren't hundreds of years of history for person. Ah, my bad. I was unaware of the several hundred year old stream viewers I have. I'll try to cater to that audience more. Seriously, though? You want me to cater to an audience of people that define themselves based on some insulting words that someone said about their ancestors hundreds of years ago? If we played that game, there are tons of other words we should cut out of our dictionary (for just black people, I can think of the word "boy", "negro", and "colored", and I'm sure there are many more for many other groups of people). On May 02 2012 00:44 SherlockTV wrote:I really hope this man (yes, sadly he is a man, not a child, or we could forgive his foolishness without a second thought) experiences some of the hardship that others have experienced in the past. Maybe it will come in the form of income inequality or maybe in the form of his child being bullied at school. Maybe then he will learn his lesson that he should respect other cultures and other people if he wants to be respected himself: that respect is earned and not a right. Ah, now here, I'm going to have to call you a brainless fucking piece of shit. I can't even believe you would have the audacity to fucking call me out on something like that. You have absolutely no fucking idea what I have or haven't experienced in my past. A lot of the immature and childish bullshit that you call "hardship" (OH NO SOMEONE SAID NIGGER, OH GOD HE SAID FAGGOT, OH NO HE MADE FUN OF MY PANTS) PALES in comparison to a lot of the shit I've had to deal with in my life. Maybe the difference in perspective is one of the reasons why I'm able to look past absolutely pointless bullshit like this and someone like you turns it into the focal point of a huge discussion. You want my child to get bullied in high school? Seriously, I would dedicate all 130 lbs of my tiny frame into the beating the shit out of you if I ever saw you in person wishing that on my son. If you think the only way to learn respect about someone else is to suffer, then you're sadly misguided, and incredibly stupid. On May 02 2012 00:44 SherlockTV wrote:That's my two cents. I don't watch his stream because it provides him income to continue what he's doing. Honestly, this should have been the only thing you wrote in your post. I agree 100% with this. If you don't like the things I say or the way I act, don't watch my stream. Less people watching me = less money for me, meaning I either A) have to change the way I behave, or B) fade away from the public eye. On May 02 2012 00:44 SherlockTV wrote:I think any community that is a community at all would see his stream has a negative impact on it and would seek to prevent it by de-listing his stream. Negative impact on the community? I have the most viewer hours of any current SC2 streamer. You don't think that counts for anything? On May 02 2012 00:44 SherlockTV wrote:Clearly he does not paint an accurate picture of our community of gamers and e-sports. Ah, that's why so many people watch me. I understand now. On May 02 2012 00:44 SherlockTV wrote:Why would we want to be associated with such a bigoted person with such ignorance that encompasses many of the stereotypes that non-gamers have against us. That we are trash-talking immature button mashers that rage and argue like children. ITT: someone wishing that someone else's child gets bullied in high school, then calling that person ignorant because he uses bad words on the internet. On May 02 2012 00:44 SherlockTV wrote:Seriously people, stop watching his shit. Its not entertaining and its not funny and its not even educational. Its a waste of time and its very negative just to listen to his logic and world views. Educational...I lol'd. | ||
JitnikoVi
Russian Federation396 Posts
people bm in a game where most top level players are good mannered is simply entertaining | ||
oBlade
United States5132 Posts
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1sz2sz3sz
Andorra173 Posts
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chatuka
1351 Posts
On May 02 2012 01:05 Excludos wrote: The second people start whining to their sponsors, you are forcing their hands. No matter what they intended from the start. They run a business after all. Tbh I have never been so disappointed over being a part of a community as I am now. welcome to the real world. SC2 is becoming a business after all. the shock the horror | ||
zefreak
United States2731 Posts
On May 02 2012 01:01 Shiori wrote: You actually think Destiny hates Korean people and considers them second-class citizens? Really? REALLY? ? Did I say this? You'd be surprised how many people in the US still have racist ideas and prejudices, even while attempting to reconcile them with enlightenment era egalitarianism. The intellect often gets ahead of itself. He seems to me to be someone who holds these prejudices, probably unintentionally, while playing it off as 'joking' as a way of reconciling them with the fact that intellectually he knows such prejudices are unfounded. | ||
sLiMpoweR
United States430 Posts
On May 02 2012 01:05 Shallot wrote: Again with the disingenuous comparisons. What about the Kramer stand-up "nigger" routine? The entire country was deeply angered by that. Are you saying we all should just lighten up and allow this shit in the name of comedy? were they? i wasn't angered at all, i thought it was silly, maby uncalled for, but angered? Thanks for assuming to speak for me as part of the entire country tho. | ||
Talin
Montenegro10532 Posts
On May 02 2012 01:05 RipxDark wrote: ITT: People still don't realize that money ruins the world Fixed that for you. | ||
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