You can say heroin on the Internet
No, he's addicted to Her.
Nah I think that says... Uh... Heeeim. Yea.
The film?
You can say even heroin on tv. You can even say hero without being accused of sexism.
Good thing I was protected from that last word.
Is this stupid trend of censoring words a USA thing? And why is it so popular? I'm legit wondering since I cannot understand.
Depends, actual censorship of words exist worldwide.
Pointless censorship however i have only seen in US and Japan, but both for very different types of content.
Honestly at this point it's just engagement bait. Yes, the trend is awful and terrible and stupid, but also people cannot resist the temptation of calling that out as well, so now it serves double-duty of being easy comment farming (note: this applies more to places like reddit than here on Lemmy, but I'm speaking in generalities here).
It's a kind of damned if you do, damned if you don't thing in terms of responding to this stupid self-censorship.
They left "her", which changes the poor lad from a humble druggie to an obsessive creep.
Nah, he's just a film buff
He's addicted to her. Hear that? Women are addictive, and make you a junkie! /s
I, too, am addicted to hemoglobin.
I refuse to live without it - gimme gimme, I NEEDZ it!:-)
What is it? I want to be addicted to something! What could it be? As soon as I find out I'm going to immediately get addicted to it, no matter what.
He's protected from Her? It's a sex thing.
No wait, he's protected from He - it's even more of a sex thing.
But what is he addicted to? We'll never know!
This new coddled baby internet for children where you can't say adult words is getting tiring.
When does the adult internet come back?
When does the adult internet come back?
When the advertisers leave, these algorithms only suppress posts with those words because they don't like it.
Listening to a folk punk song that uses the word fuck to great effect on Spotify yesterday, wondering why the fuck the line 'If you fuck up I will still be your friend' reads 'If you f up'.
I just don't get it. Fuck is a valid, if vulgar, part of the common English lexicon. It serves a purpose.
Addicted to Heron. Explains the flapping bird.
Fuck do I know ...
Addicted to her ❤️
It's so romantic I want to be just like his nephew
did he just say her**n 😳 dude chill ☹
My daughter once asked me, "Do rainbows stop the rain?"
She was three and, in my opinion, very insightful. These rainbows keep showing up right about the time the rain stops. A little too convenient to be a coincidence, right?
You better put her in hiding. She figured out BIG LEPRECHAUN's conspriacy.
IDK man, she might be on to something. Look at this rainbow. It's more like a rain shield...ain't no archer DPS this is tanks.
So pretty
And every time when the rainbow appears and the rain stops, the clouds float away and it's sunny again. It's almost as if all of these things are connected somehow.
Another nugget of wisdom from her: one time she asks me, cryptically, "What happens when the wind blows?"
It just sounds like such a profound question. So I'm wracking my brain to figure out where she's going with this, and eventually I say, "I don't know."
"The cradle will rock."
Of course.
i can't read what's under the sharpie. hemoglobin? guys a vampire i guess
thanks liberals
/s
Heroin? I don't know her?
Hey, if the little guy wants to stand in a stooped position and drool and think about birds flapping their wings to generate wind, who are you to get in the way of his dreams. Be an enabler.
Is he just assuming gender like that?
