Comments by "Seven Proxies" (@sevenproxies4255) on "" video.

  1. I wish we could collectively just say "Nevermore!" to this culture of being offended by the most insignificant things.
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  2. Please oh WHITE snowflake. Do educate us some more on what racism means and how offended you are on others' behalf. :)
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  3. I don't accept his apology. He has nothing to apoligize for, so why should I accept a completely redundant apology?
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  4. I'm not black. And Pewdiepie is forgiven. :)
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  5. It's a word. Stop being so butthurt and grow up.
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  6. Well everything is "racist" nowadays, so forgive me for not caring if you call me a "racist". Being called racist today is like being called human.
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  7. LovelyLilys: History is in the past. Move on. You'll never evolve being stuck in the past.
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  8. Takiya Armstead: Irrelevant. It's still just a word. A word having racist connotations doesn't make it any "worse" or "harmful" than any other word.
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  9. Happiness and peace of mind will be derived from not letting a fucking word control your emotions to the point where you get triggered, abusive and violent as soon as you hear someone uttering that word. Happiness and peace of mind is derived from choosing to ignore people uttering words that may or may not be intended to insult you.
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  10. It's just a word. Get over it and stop allowing words to have such power over you.
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  11. I'm white, and on behalf of all black people, I'd just like to say that you are forgiven pewds! :) No harm done.
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  12. u triggered? :)
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  13. Kenya Hoskins: yes black people can be racist. In fact most of them are.
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  14. Mark Paligar: are you implying that black people aren't allowed to use profile pictures featuring non-black people?
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  15. Racist doesn't mean anything anymore due to sever over-usage. You can call me racist if you like, but it will have about the same effect as calling me human. XD
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  16. Overly sensitive people are always in the wrong, and deserve to be blamed. They are the ones choosing to get hurt over nothing after all.
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  17. Lil Kim: What makes black people think that it's perfectly fine to choose to be offended by anything?
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  18. Nahom Birhanu: Offense is taken, not given. A word is not "offensive", people choose for themselves to be offended by words.
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  19. Hannah Garcia: If you are a black person, you have no right getting triggered by shit that never happened to you personally, citing some bullshit "historical" reasons. No black person alive today was ever enslaved or discriminated against. They have no right to complain.
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  20. Pretty Honest: Yes it is. And if you keep insisting that it's more than a word, then it is your choice if you wanna get butthurt by it.
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  21. marry me! <3
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  22. NoDefeat 525: You've never been a slave either, so who the hell are you to imply that you can teach others what it's like to be a slave?
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  23. Pretty Honest: No... I'd be black XD (you know, because I've said so many things that the ink of every word would literally cover every inch of my skin)
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  24. Pretty Honest: No ink is.
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  25. Pretty Honest How do you expect to write words on someones skin without using ink?
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  26. dank gamer: Haha "wrong comment section"? And what are you gonna do about it? Be more salty? :) Please continue doing that. I'm sure it will make me care at some point. Don't hold your breath though. XD
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  27. Lilü Ene: No living black person has any right being offended on "historical grounds", seeing as how no living black person was ever enslaved by anyone but was born with the same rights and opportunities as everyone else.
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  28. Teuonna Owens: No, because ending up getting hurt or killed just because of something you said is not a reasonable consequence. Words are literally harmless. Physical assault is not. Therefore, no word can ever warrant physical assault. It's pretty fucking simple. Also regarding your boo-hoo story about children getting "called names", you really need to watch this: https://youtu.be/ceS_jkKjIgo
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  29. Teyonna Owens: Big deal. You've just recounte every story of being a victim to bullying. That's not exclusive to black people. There are thousands of white kids going through the exact same thing being the sole white kids in a school with mostly black students. Like I said: assault is never okay. Assault means tangible and measurable damage being inflicted on the victim. But trying to forbid people from using words will never be acceptable. You are not excused from hearing other people's words. Your job is to learn to ignore words that have no value to you. This is what is expected of an adult. You're 22 now. Running around crying about some shit that happened when you were 8 years old and using it as an "argument" to force therrst of thr world to accomodate you and your childish demands is fucking pathetic. GROW UP!
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  30. Hannah Garcia: I don't care how you feel. Fuck your feelings. If hearing something makes you feel bad, FUCKING GROW UP AND DEAL WITH IT LIKE AN ADULT!
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  31. Gonzalo Hernandez: Never happened so far. ;)
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  32. Pretty Honest: No, words don't have any power whatsoever. They're not magic spells. They are literally hot air and nothing more.
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  33. We accept it on your behalf. :)
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  34. Yes because it's logical. Everyone has a choice whether they're gonna listen to someone or not. You choose to listen. You choose to take offense.
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  35. Nathan Morton: Oy Vey! :D
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  36. Butthurt blacks be like: "TRY TO UNDERSTAND THAT ONLY BLACK PEOPLE CAN UNDERSTAND!" XD
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  37. Amy71316: First of all, we're kind of sick and tired of hearing over butthurt people's "feelings". Especially when they try to replace facts with feelings like they CONSTANTLY do. Second, we're not telling anyone how they "should feel". We're advising them (albeit in a "tough love"-manner) that their negative emotions that they are experiencing is something that they have complete control over.
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  38. Praedo: I'm white and on behalf of all black people I forgive pewdiepie. :)
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  39. calietta: But "marginalized communities" don't get to decide which words people use either. If they choose to take offense, that's their problem and no one elses.
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  40. Black Solace: Those words have no power over me. Spew them as much as you like, oh butthurt one. :)
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  41. Black Solace: Criticize away, by all means. But we all know you people never settle for just "criticizing". You physically attack people and dox people for saying stuff you don't like. That's crossing a line.
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  42. Pewdiepie's fundraiser probably saved more black lives than you ever have. He's entitled to call anyone anything.
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  43. Rigged VV: History is literally the past and has no bearing on today.
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  44. All Lives Matter
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  45. Låt mig gissa: Svensk, kränkt feminist?
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  46. Teyonna Owens: No, the next generation won't "get it right" since toi many blacks continue with your race baiting bullshit.
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