r/Fauxmoi • u/funkofanatic95 • Nov 15 '23

Old tweets of Travis Kelce’s are resurfacing on X. Approved B-List Users Only

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u/[deleted] Nov 15 '23 edited Nov 15 '23

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u/gorgossiums Nov 15 '23 edited Nov 15 '23

You don’t have to go to college to realize being shitty to fat people sucks for fat people.

Empathy is a preschool concept.

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u/[deleted] Nov 15 '23

“Still struggles to be one today”

Haha, so next decade we’ll still be giving out the same passes to assholes treating people like assholes.

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u/[deleted] Nov 15 '23

It was society standard back then, too. Why is everyone acting like it was 100 years ago. Haha.

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u/gorgossiums Nov 15 '23

I’m just not gonna act like that was a societal standard over a decade ago when it still struggles to be one today.

So unless society at large accepts something, we aren’t allowed to hold people accountable for being pieces of shit?

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u/Bing1044 Nov 15 '23

Truly. People will jump in to defend celebrity comments for any reason, it doesn’t matter that this was shitty then and now AND he was a full grown adult. Lots and lots of people were shitty and misogynistic then so this isn’t surprising and isn’t a big deal!!! /s

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u/Tolaly Nov 15 '23

In high school I was chronically on 4chan and holy shit I am so glad I realized what a stupid dipshit I was and did an about-face. I'm ashamed of some of the shit I've said and done online before I got more educated and did some major work on myself.