**UPDATE - iPAD STUCK FLICKERING SCREEN**
The 47.0.1 hotfix to address the issue of freezing & flashing lights on loading screens when trying to enter a fight, along with other smaller issues, is now ready to be downloaded through the App Store on IOS.
More information here.
The 47.0.1 hotfix to address the issue of freezing & flashing lights on loading screens when trying to enter a fight, along with other smaller issues, is now ready to be downloaded through the App Store on IOS.
More information here.
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But I can see where you coming from. You took my words a bit more literally than you should have and maybe you missed the actual point of my comment
Although if I’m honest, I would rather these types of folks felt emboldened to say these things, this way I know who to avoid.
Freedom of speech was perfectly exercised. Trucos said what he wanted to say. The words were not censored, he was not forced to remove or alter them by anybody, and he faced no legal ramifications for engaging in his speech.
In response to his speech, others utilized *their right to free speech* to tell him they didn’t like what he had to say. This exercise of free speech by other people did not *force* Trucos to remove a post or alter his behavior in any way. He *chose* to respond in the way he did. He faced no consequences other than others exercising the very same right that he used.
He now chooses to exercise his freedom to *not* say anything, which is also his choice and not something forced upon him by anybody. Nobody with any authority or power over Trucos forced or influenced this decision in any way.
That’s how freedom of speech works. You can say what you want, people can respond how they want. If you don’t like the response you get, then maybe you decide not to say those things anymore. But nobody forces anything.
I'm definitely not an angel. I have a pretty twisted sense of humor. I'm also aware that my humor is not appropriate for many people. Which is why I share jokes in a private setting with people who share like humor. That's not the same as being a voice that's heard by many people, in a public format. The guidelines are somewhat different. It's not a joke shared among friends. It's a statement that is felt by many.
Yes, people have the right to speak. That right comes with the responsibility of the effects of those words. We wouldn't reside in a civilized society if everyone said whatever hurtful or disrespectful thing that came to mind, whenever they felt it. Words are power. That power is magnified with a large platform.
Just registering so the conversation can move on.
Priorities I guess.