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what did runningfishy do? i remember seeing him around in the kobe is overrated thread but forgot which side he was onNah, I thought about reporting the RunningFishy, racist JD, and LucasOFWG losers for various reasons, but they all took care of themselves one by one.
Nope. It's the internet. I have the capacity to overlook some stuff and do it often. No meed for me to get my jimmiez rustled when I can ignore it on my own. Most stuff will get a real life. , then I scroll on.
It kills me when I see people say "reported" or "I'm now blocking you"![]()
I got no problem with the annoymomous reporting when what's being reported is actually warranted. Personal attack on someone, racist stuff etc.
But if I were to say something slick about alp for no reason and he says something back to me and I report him, something like that should be made public.
In alot of cases, the person who abuses the report button is worse then the person who did something (most of the time petty) to get reported.
The report button shouldn't be used as a tool to settle scores.
Reports draw attention to the surrounding discussion. If someone reports an insult posted in retaliation for an insult that the reporter posted, BOTH users will be penalized for their respective violations. There's no need to put people on blast for issuing the report. They're held accountable for the rule violations, and that's all that matters.But if I were to say something slick about alp for no reason and he says something back to me and I report him, something like that should be made public. In alot of cases, the person who abuses the report button is worse then the person who did something (most of the time petty) to get reported.
Thanks for proving my point.Didn't eem read meth
#teamneversnitching
the no snitching thing is sound for the most part. Telling on someone else if it doesn't pertain to you is wrong and should not be done. I don't snitch or report on people and will most likely stay that way. LIke I said the only way I would consider it is in the case of a scammer because it is far easier to do then hunt the guy down and helps future people from being scammed. Even then I would be iffy about it.never understood the no snitching no matter what mentality
its one thing to not be a tattle tale but reporting situations that are clearly wrong helps make the overall community a better place, on and offline
why you snitching though? The scammer just tryna get his by any means possible. Who are you to try to stop his hustle?the no snitching thing is sound for the most part. Telling on someone else if it doesn't pertain to you is wrong and should not be done. I don't snitch or report on people and will most likely stay that way. LIke I said the only way I would consider it is in the case of a scammer because it is far easier to do then hunt the guy down and helps future people from being scammed. Even then I would be iffy about it.never understood the no snitching no matter what mentality
its one thing to not be a tattle tale but reporting situations that are clearly wrong helps make the overall community a better place, on and offline
like if i see someone getting mugged on the street im not going to be like "oh that guy is just minding his own business, it would be selfish of me to ruin his night of crime"the no snitching thing is sound for the most part. Telling on someone else if it doesn't pertain to you is wrong and should not be done. I don't snitch or report on people and will most likely stay that way. LIke I said the only way I would consider it is in the case of a scammer because it is far easier to do then hunt the guy down and helps future people from being scammed. Even then I would be iffy about it.never understood the no snitching no matter what mentality
its one thing to not be a tattle tale but reporting situations that are clearly wrong helps make the overall community a better place, on and offline
i would consider it in that situation because it benefits both of us. I don't have to track him down and torture him(and probably end up in prison) and he gets punished legally(possibly, although probably not. still better for him). Theres nothing else i can really do in the situation that wouldn't be considered extremewhy you snitching though? The scammer just tryna get his by any means possible. Who are you to try to stop his hustle?![]()
It's not even about getting pissed off it's about seeing something wrong and doing the right thing.Nah. I don't let people in real life piss me off so I'm damn sure not gonna let some internet clown do it.
like if i see someone getting mugged on the street im not going to be like "oh that guy is just minding his own business, it would be selfish of me to ruin his night of crime"the no snitching thing is sound for the most part. Telling on someone else if it doesn't pertain to you is wrong and should not be done. I don't snitch or report on people and will most likely stay that way. LIke I said the only way I would consider it is in the case of a scammer because it is far easier to do then hunt the guy down and helps future people from being scammed. Even then I would be iffy about it.never understood the no snitching no matter what mentality
its one thing to not be a tattle tale but reporting situations that are clearly wrong helps make the overall community a better place, on and offline
im not going to risk my own body trying to stop a mugging so the best option is to let the police handle it, its what they are there for
Nobility? The F?And can we kill the myth that there is some sort of nobility attached to the refusal to "snitch"?
Yeah but I've been noticing as well that these dudes think they're doing something honorable when they don't tell. Like it's something to get props for.Nobility? The F?And can we kill the myth that there is some sort of nobility attached to the refusal to "snitch"?
Not snitching is a mentality that comes from distrust or dislike of authority which then just became the norm.