The good, the bad, and a BLM banner.

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  • Actual_mod

    Fully agree, while this is a serious issue, I don't want to be blinded by a bright blue banner, that I cannot close, for something completely unrelated to my business.

    Edit: Restart discord and you can click the X and it actually works.

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  • Blur

    First of all, ignoring the problem is not the best way to help it my dear friend, I have no idea what type of logic ever got you into thinking that ignoring the problem means it doesnt exist, thats such a bad way to try to solve things that only makes them grow harder

    Second of all, I dont know if not closing it was a bug or not, however everyone on my discord servers "hundreds of people really" 
    were able to close it after we simply restarted discord and the issue was fixed

    issues happen, Idk if they intended it to be this way or was it just an issue but yeah those happens

    Discord is a private platform, they will support any cause they want, generally known that many furries help run discord and its known that they are generally leftist/liberal..etc so it makes sense for them to support this cause
    But its easier to assume everyone is biased and paid to do this 


    its literally a small banner that took what 2% of my monitor ?  it looked unpleasant a bit sure yeah but man ...the amount of anti-BLM comments that came out JUST cuz of that very small banner made me realize maybe thats why discord did this 

     

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  • timic83

    "the amount of anti-BLM comments that came out JUST cuz of that very small banner made me realize maybe thats why discord did this"

    guys we put a dumb divisive potical message you can't close in discord at a really divisive time, you're the ones for getting offended when we download commie agitprop to your pc

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  • MacGregor3

    It's not about blm, it's about the fact that sitting having my morning coffee in Europe while checking discord, does not entail me being subjected to any sort of political agenda.

      If I want to read about the US, I'll do so on my own terms, but media these days is like 80% united states politics it feels that way at least, and it gets kind of old reading about the US tearing themselves apart from the inside because they can't wrap their heads around that there should be room and rights for everyone, then perhaps it is time to crash the white house, if anything, I find it more egregious that once again indigenous people are forgotten, a mere side note, just because they don't have the numbers to protest.

    Honestly it's fine that media online is so enthralled with the blm movement, because it is a serious matter and long overdue, but at least I turn on the news expecting to hear it.

     I can't help but feel that I'm feeling a bit entitled that my morning coffee was ruined, because I couldn't close a banner, but I got to draw a line somewhere if I'm not to go mad and that line is cooperate [insert any movement] pr pish posh.

     

    tl:dr: silence brand

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  • Cornerstone

    Saying "anti-BLM comments" is (perhaps intentionally) misleading.

    Black lives matter (lower case letters) is a sentiment. And yes, of course they do. Black Lives Matter (capital letters) is a political organization linked to the Democratic party. If you try to donate on blacklivesmatter dot com, it takes you to actblue, which basically ends up giving that money to Democrats running for office.

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  • gaspump

    Many good points made here, so I'll add one: The message comes across as particularly tone-deaf when you consider that Tencent owns a stake of undisclosed size in Discord. Part of a $158 million dollar deal so that doesn't sound all that small to me. Just think about the implications of that for a moment...

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  • DrXak

    I don't want to see US religion propoganda in my pc

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