Alejandro Castellanos-Jaramillo
- Joined: Dec 3, 2010
- Last Login: Feb 21, 2020, 5:25pm EST
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Yes, but people are well within their rights to be offended.
Seriously, part of living in society is learning to understand that others have opinions too and not get insta-traumatized when they disagree with yours, while also understanding the history and societal situations around language itself. Freedom of speech, and all that, so everyone has to learn to deal with the consequences of their words since this is a two-way street — as Adesanya now ought to do.
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These kinds of threads have been, to an extent, yeah.
Just something I started doing, honestly. But it feels necessary, I mean… were you around when ppl were having arguments about the Black Sun tattoo on some neo-nazis? Or ppl just poking personally at the writer and overall arguing in bad faith. Besides, a quick, friendly reminder never hurt anyone. 
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Yes. Cucumbers are known to have been the bane of cats for millenia.
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Friendly mod-reminder of things...
- please argue in good faith.
- focus on the content.
- don’t question editorial choices, bash writer, or moderation: if anybody has something to say regarding any of those, you can write to the site.
- let’s all be civil.
- please argue in good faith.
Cheers, people. 
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Yeah, the U.S gives the impression of being very "American centric," but there's lots of folk out there that have to do a double take to get some of the things floating around in it.
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You got weird rules, dude.
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I was neither born in the U.S nor have I ever resided there.
I’m Mexican, but got fam in Arizona, and travel there when I can. Either way, lots of U.S cultural shenanigans just fly over my head at first glance.
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I mean... BE also gets shit from people who say the articles here are "too woke," or "too political," or "hate [insert name of popular fighter here]."
But that’s better brought up by writing to the site i.e. using the masthead, than bringing it up here.
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When I saw it at first I had no idea what it even meant myself.
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He was trying to troll for effect, imo.
Either way, he’s gone bye-bye.
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G.O.N.E.
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You can tell your friends that you got banned from here.

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I don't know what that even means. Stop arguing in bad faith, that would be nice.
Thank you.
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Yeah, best try to avoid that word.
Had you written "asshole" instead, that’d be blatant fighter bashing, but you went with the Spanish word instead… but it still won’t fly.
I know Cejudo annoys the hell out of many people, and with good reason, but best not go there.
Cheers.
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I don't get it.
As a person from her cultural background, trained to understand and identify the dog whistles aimed at her community, she knows what she knows. She doesn’t have to be a specialist on all the cultural issues Henry Cejudo is skewering for attention.
She knows what she knows, that doesn’t mean her point is invalid.
What you are doing is arguing from extreme bad faith and it’s just sad to see.
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The emoji makes it pretty clear, unfortunately.
I actually had to go and read what the whole "Aunt Jemima" thing was all about to sort of wrap my head around the outrage, but now I kinda get it. People are getting pissed about this and it is a fair reaction to have, imo.
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Sports fandom is, in general, not great.
But MMA fandom does host some of the strangest rubes out there.
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Not gonna lie...
I’m kinda here for it.
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