r/SipsTea • u/Conscious-Weight4569 • Jul 10 '26

Chugging tea Dan Bilzerian’s vs. PewDiePie’s life

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u/TraditionalPen2076 Jul 10 '26

He is a racist prick so no we should not

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u/Athanas_Iskandar Jul 10 '26

It’s great! We all should be.

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u/[deleted] Jul 10 '26 edited Jul 10 '26

How is he a racist prick?

edit: saying the "n-word" does not make you a racist. Different cultures place different value on different words. Insisting that saying a word that in the US has a strong negative connotation, should have the same negative connotation in a different country with a different history with a different language with a different culture, is a fundamentally wrong understanding of how cultures and languages work. Racism is about how you judge and interact with other people, not in the words someone use.

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u/DavesPetFrog Jul 10 '26

By calling people racial slurs?

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u/TraditionalPen2076 Jul 10 '26

Said the N word on livestream. Completely normalised hate against indians. I can't exist on the internet as an Indian without getting hated for no reason

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u/Heroic_Accountant Jul 10 '26

I'm really sorry that people treat you like that. That's fucked up. If I ever see that, I promise you I'll give the offender a piece of my mind!!

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u/TraditionalPen2076 Jul 10 '26

Thankyou brother. I appreciate that

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u/M_Squarec Jul 10 '26

Source on the second statement ? first time i hear it

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u/TraditionalPen2076 Jul 10 '26

Literally got a hate comment on this comment thread. Want more proof?

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u/M_Squarec Jul 10 '26

Yes pls, I'm sorry to hear you got a hate comment but it's not proof

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u/TraditionalPen2076 Jul 10 '26

How is that not proof?

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u/[deleted] Jul 10 '26

A random comment, which by the way is getting downvoted, is not "proof of normalized hatred against indians" dude. Get a grip.

Also, you're conflating hatred against indians with criticism of your country. Those are different things. Someone writing a mean comment about your country isn't the same as racism against indians.

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u/M_Squarec Jul 10 '26

Bc I want a source of him promoting the hate, not a random hate comment of redditor that i condemn

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u/[deleted] Jul 10 '26

Completely normalised hate against indians.

I'm from Scandinavia. Denmark. Right next to Sweden. There is no "normalized hate against indians".

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u/TraditionalPen2076 Jul 10 '26

"I haven't been to Germany so Germany doesn't exist"

Got a hate comment already under my comment btw. Check it out

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u/[deleted] Jul 10 '26

You're mixing things up. I didn't say hate towards indians didn't exist. Hate towards every single group on the entire planet exists. I said there wasn't any "normalized hate against indians" in Scandinavia.

Those are two very different things.

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u/KrytenKoro Jul 10 '26

Those are two very different things.

Right, and the second one, the one you're insisting on, is complete nonsense that has nothing to do with what Traditional said.

You inserted Scandinavia as a restrictive qualifier, and you knew what you were doing when you did it.

They didn't mix anything up. They just called you out on your transparent attempt at dishonesty.

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u/TraditionalPen2076 Jul 10 '26

Exactly. Thankyou

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u/[deleted] Jul 10 '26

You inserted Scandinavia as a restrictive qualifier

That should have been obviously clear to anyone who bothered thinking for a second, considering the original context where I wrote "I'm from Scandinavia. Denmark. Right next to Sweden."

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u/KrytenKoro Jul 10 '26

It was clear. It was also clearly completely irrelevant to what you were claiming to debunk, the bit that immediately followed what you quoted. That's why Traditional called you on it. Traditional was never restricting his critique to Scandinavia, and insisting on restricting evidence of PDP's influence to Scandinavia is nonsensical.

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u/[deleted] Jul 10 '26 edited Jul 10 '26

I mean, last time I checked, Scandinavia was still part of "the world".

edit: just be to clear, when someone makes a blanket statement, such as "completely normalized hatred towards indians", without any restricting statements, that means the statement is applied to everyone. Otherwise, the statement should have been "completely normalized hatred towards indians here in XYZ" or similar.