How does this delineation serve you?

It's not always unintentional either.

How am I being condescending?
Also, didn't you start off replying to me by assuming I don't understand the nuance between someone's actions and the totality of who they are?

Has anyone been murdered after they did something messed up?

Okay.

Do they?

I understand that nuance. I don't think you understand how awful "what he did" is.

People often have a visceral reaction to something as violent as outing someone.
I don't know if you really "get" why people consider what he did to be so awful.

Do you think those two things are equally awful?

Is it irrational, or even uncommon on survivor, for people to be upset when they feel betrayed?

How was she unpleasant?

That literally happens all the time, being whatever culture by birth means nothing if you're estranged from said culture.

Being a great dad involves more than just being affectionate.

Honestly, I totally get it. We're living in a post-Lost world, and people are wary of storytelling that looks like it could devolve into a slideshow of frivolous supernatural bullshit.

Honestly, I totally get it. We're living in a post-Lost world, and people are wary of storytelling that looks like it could devolve into a slideshow of frivolous supernatural bullshit.
But, we should definitely evaluate shows on their own merits and trust that there are creators that can successfully execute the…

This show's entire premise is based on people vanishing into thin air, and y'all are surprised that things got weird eventually?

"I never mentioned racism."
That's the damn problem.
"Nigger" is a term loaded with historic and cultural baggage.
This comment makes me feel like my dismissiveness was earned. I'm over trying to explain how racism isn't just as simple as not being nice, and that words mean things and have histories attached to them.
I'm…

"I never mentioned racism."
Yeah, I know that, and that's the damn problem.
"Nigger" is a racist term with HISTORICAL AND CULTURAL baggage and the fact that you people think that "Crazy" is comparable at all is ridiculous and insulting.

"Labelling people so as to dismiss them is the problem in both cases."

So as someone who works with mentally ill people, you're going to tell someone who actually is mentally ill and black that "crazy" is loaded with the historically do cultural baggage that "nigger"is.