Listen… im not one to argue with a stranger over the internet. A friendly debate? Absolutely!! But once someone gets disrespectful, im matching energy. But IM the only one getting censored???
Context: people are *still* upset over a simple fan casting of Indian/southeast Asian actors to play rapunzel and flynn Disney’s alleged live action Tangled.
The argument that the girlies always have are “what if we made Tiana white??????” 🙄
all I initially said was “Tiana is based on a real woman, and takes place during Jim Crow. her race is actually important. rapunzel isn’t specific to any culture/country. yall need to stop using Tiana as an example.” and homegirl got rude saying “I literally don’t care” among other responses from other girls that I won’t retype simply so I don’t get my posts taken down.
I sent the reply on the bottom of my screenshot and it got taken down. I said ok, so I can’t say the big bad r word. got it, let’s rephrase
so I re-replied with what yall can somewhat see at the top my screenshot. still taken down. people can heinous things to me, but IM in the wrong???
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Literally had this happen to me today, my comment was taken down for a bunch of weird things that had nothing to do with what I said. But everyone else's comments stay there but mine and I censored my words as well just in case🤦🏻♀️
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