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I say outing people is fine, and booting people out of the fandom should only be used as a last resort assuming they're actually causing problems.


 
The problem I have with SD's proposition is that society especially Twitter seems to be increasingly operating on a Guilty Until Proven Innocent conscience these days. And they give NO WAY of recourse for the offense. Even if one is proven innocent.
 
Devour first, ask no questions.


 
Is that the kind of mindset you want "regulating" tolerance?

I say outing people is fine, and booting people out of the fandom should only be used as a last resort assuming they're actually causing problems.

The problem I have with SD's proposition is that society seems to be increasingly operating on a Guilty Until Proven Innocent conscience these days. And they give NO WAY of recourse for the crimoffense. Even if one is proven innocent.
Devour first, ask no questions.

Is that the kind of mindset you want "regulating" tolerance?

I say outing people is fine, and booting people out of the fandom should only be used as a last resort assuming they're actually causing problems.

The problem I have with SD's proposition is that society seems to be increasingly operating on a Guilty Until Proven Innocent conscience these days. And they give NO WAY of recourse for the crime. Even if one is proven innocent.
Devour first as, ask no questions.

Is that the kind of mindset you want "regulating" tolerance?

I say outing people is fine, and booting people out of the fandom should only be used as a last resort assuming they're actually causing problems.

The problem I have with SD's proposition is that society seems to be increasingly operating on a Guilty Until Proven Innocent conscience these days. And they give NO WAY of recourse for the crime. Even if one is proven innocent.
Devour first as, ask no questions.

Is that the kind of mindset you want "regulating" tolerance?

I say booting people out of the fandom should only be used as a last resort assuming they're actually causing problems.

The problem I have with SD's proposition is that society seems to be increasingly operateing on a Guilty Until Proven Innocent conscience these days. And they give NO WAY of recourse for the crime. Even if one is proven innocent.
Devour first as, ask no questions.

Is that the kind of mindset you want "regulating" tolerance?