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Last Posted August 4, 2019 at 4:16 PM
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#9 PSA: sign up for EU razer cup today (20 in TF2 General Discussion

$20 razer store voucher like no one is gonna sign up for that

posted about 9 years ago
#24 hottest anime babe in The Dumpster

http://i.imgur.com/Ie1CMES.jpg

http://i.imgur.com/azibWmF.jpg

http://i.imgur.com/QPlHkd3.jpg

Waifu is Laifu

Anyone with more than 1 waifu is a disgusting slut.

posted about 9 years ago
#44 Dreamhack winter fundraiser for swede-Rage.tf2 in TF2 General Discussion
omnificGuilting people into donating smh tbh fam

m8 I just think it would be nice to see they still wanna support TF2. Its obvious epsilon are a lot more interested in overwatch and real life stuff right now but I was just suggesting to them it would be nice for them to donate what they can to help out this event even if they can't go themselves. Maybe they have already donated but idk why everyone is getting so upset that i'm suggesting this.

posted about 9 years ago
#22 swedeRage formed for DreamHack Winter in News

Team looks cool apart from tviq. Great work buttnose.

posted about 9 years ago
#33 Dreamhack winter fundraiser for swede-Rage.tf2 in TF2 General Discussion

Why don't the epsilon use the money they were gonna use from their own pockets for dreamhack and maybe donate it to this fundraiser? It would be nice to see that they still want to support TF2 even if they aren't going.

posted about 9 years ago
#79 Epsilon pull out of Dreamhack in LAN Discussion

This shit really damages tf2 though like TF2 has always had trouble as an esport but we always had these LANs and we would get some solid viewer numbers as well. When people hear that the "best" team in Europe aren't even going people aren't really gonna care to watch this. We all knew this was gonna be the big Epsilon vs Reason showdown and people were gonna watch this live to see that. Now its gonna be Reason vs an easy lan win in the finals lol

Also numlocked and mike right now https://youtu.be/N1seyAkxO1s?t=15s

posted about 9 years ago
#10 Epsilon pull out of Dreamhack in LAN Discussion

http://www.teamfortress.tv/29954/sweden-increase-terrorist-risk-level-dreamhack

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http://www.teamfortress.tv/29996/epsilon-pull-out-of-dreamhack

Coincidence? I think not. The fucking Muslims did this.

posted about 9 years ago
#8 Epsilon pull out of Dreamhack in LAN Discussion

Give us or some other good team the money and we will happily attend. Some people actually give a shit.

posted about 9 years ago
#15 My dream, my passion in Off Topic

professional autist? more like professional artist.

posted about 9 years ago
#23 Think of a new name for me please in Off Topic

kantan desu or just kantan

posted about 9 years ago
#543 PARIS TERRORIST ATTACK in Off Topic
BonafideCan this discussion stop? You're all making some terrible points. And you don't finish a single argument, all you do is attack eachothers arguments for 2 post and then suddenly bring up something somewhat half related to what you were talking about and repeat.

Why do you want the discussion to stop. I don't get how it affects you personally so much that you want people to stop posting on a forum that you can ignore and have no reason to read or pay any attention to whatsoever. If you are getting annoyed by someones stupid posts then its best to just not bother reading what the person is posting. Like now when I see a post submitted by mustardoverlord I just won't even glance at it.

posted about 9 years ago
#490 PARIS TERRORIST ATTACK in Off Topic
killemdeader
Of course there's a reason. There's a reason for ISIS bombing civilians, even that's not "irrational". I don't see why its that relevant for you to be stating it, its basically a given that people being scared is fueling it.

It's relevant because a lot of people on this thread don't seem to properly understand why people are being so anti-islam after these attacks. I just want people to be less ignorant about this. I'm really sick of seeing the word "racist" being thrown around here when its not the correct word to use. My point was basically - After an event like this a lot people are gonna be more afraid of Muslims. For most of us it won't really affect us since this event didn't personally impact us. For those people who were heavily impacted by it and have found themselves very anti-Islam because of it. They need to stop being persecuted by society and instead have society help them into changing their ways. This thread has shown me that a lot of people here have no intention of helping anyone and instead want to ridicule people they believe to be racist. This attitude will make ISIS stronger and it will make it much harder for people to recover from events like these.

posted about 9 years ago
#488 PARIS TERRORIST ATTACK in Off Topic
bowswer5
It should be a given that after such a traumatic incident done by extremist Muslims will make you more wary of Muslims as a whole. What you seem to miss is that it still doesn't make that fear justified or reasonable.

We know through facts an overwhelming majority of the Muslim community is innocent of extremist crimes and do not deserve the discrimination, but our body is telling us to be afraid and scared of them because of this traumatic event done by a fanatical few. If you cannot realize that and overcome that fear you have of them, then you only make things worse for all parties. The Muslims who are bring discriminated against feel at least as much if not more afraid of their future than you are as a result of this catastrophe they had no control over.

I really feel like you aren't reading or understanding my post. I did NOT say that the fear is justified. I am saying that from a psychology standpoint, there is a reason that so many people are becoming afraid of Muslims. I don't get why people think I am trying to justify racism or think this makes it ok. People who murder also have a reason that makes sense or else they wouldn't murder but that doesn't make it ok. What I am saying is that if we want to solve this problem of "islamophobia" and racism in general we need to start understanding WHY people are against Muslims. Then we can start rehabilitation for them. Its not as simple as just "overcoming that fear you have of them" like you said. First we need to understand why the fear is there so we can start helping them get over this fear. A big problem nowadays, even in the psychology world, is that people don't want to even try understanding racism and why people feel the way they do, all people want to do is throw out hate and fling about words that will ultimately cause the racism to get worse.

If you want to solve a problem the first step is to understand it. People seem to be missing this part.

posted about 9 years ago
#482 PARIS TERRORIST ATTACK in Off Topic
trash
"my racism is okay because it involved a bad scenario" is still racism. you don't get to will away the consequences of what that means, and you definitely better not be willing to go into a discussion thread thinking you should continue to live in ignorance if this is what you strongly believe

I think you have misunderstood my post. I was certainly not saying racism is ok, just like how sexism is also not ok. I was saying that there is usually a logical explanation for people being racist/sexist and more importantly - people can change their views on a race, gender, country ect with proper threapy. Just like the young girl who is afraid of men because of what a man did will get therapy and help so she can overcome her sexism, racism can be overcome with therapy, help, understanding and support. Think of it like this - no one will ever call the girl sexist because people understand the reason she feels this way towards men and instead of persecuting her they will try to help her. We need to act the same with people who are against Muslims,

posted about 9 years ago
#477 PARIS TERRORIST ATTACK in Off Topic
Getawhale
I would counter by saying that, logically, terrorist acts by Australians/Muslims should not result in people thinking negatively of Australians/Muslims - it should result in people thinking negatively of terrorists. This is pretty basic logic and I'm sure this point has been mentioned thousands of times over the past couple of days.

Obviously it is logical to not feel any hostility towards entire races, sex or counties because certain people from a certain race, sex or country have caused one grief in any form in the past. Unfortunately this is not how human psychology works - I can go back to my example of women who are abused by men at a young age, if a young girl is repeatedly sexually abused by a specific gender (lets say men here) then the child will begin to have negative associations with not only the man who was abusing her but also with men in general, obviously not all men sexually abuse little girls but even if the girl knows that she can't help but feel scared or angry at any man she comes into contact with because it was a man who did it, It can take years of therapy for the girl to be able to trust men again and some women can go their whole lives never trusting men because of what one man did to them.

Obviously this is quite a different example but the psychology is very similar. It happened to america after 9/11 and its happening to Europe now. People are going to start negatively associating Islam as a religion and the people who follow it because of what a few crazy Muslims did. People know that not all Muslims are killers and they know that the Muslim they are talking to is perfectly harmless and probably a really nice guy. However the young girl who was sexually abused knows that the majority of men she comes into contact with are also harmless and probably really nice guys as well, despite this she will still have extreme difficulty for the rest of her life trusting men in general because of what one man did to her.

Most of us haven't been affected too badly by Muslims in our lifetime so we might find it hard to understand why a lot of people find it hard to trust Muslims nowadays just like the girl who wasn't sexually abused finds it hard to understand why the other girl who was can't talk to men.

With something like this happening, those of us with empathy are affected when people are killed so brutally like they were in Paris. Sometimes this is what causes "Islamophobia" or "racism". It's not always illogical hatred or ignorance like you all seem to think it is - it sometimes comes down to reasonable negative association. I am not defending racism but I think sometimes extremely racist people need therapy and help instead of more hatred thrown at them by people who don't understand what has caused them to be "racist" in the first place. You find it hard to understand something that you have never experienced

So this is why the more this kind of thing happens, the more people will start to worry when they see that their taxi driver is Muslim or that their new best friend has turned to Islam. People will fear their safety because the people causing these events call themselves Muslim. Its not illogical at all really, it mainly comes down to basic psychology. People can really turn their views around if they acknowledge and understand why they are feeling this way about Muslims. It's important to know that how they are feeling isn't entirely unjustified and they are not bad people for feeling like this. This is why people need to stop throwing around the word "racist" here when someone says anything remotely against Islam, all it will do is make them feel worse and it will certainly not help to change their views.

I can promise you that if your mother was one of the people gunned down in Paris on Friday. You would find it very hard to accept and trust Muslims for a long time.

posted about 9 years ago
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