crashing out about the latest Hasan Piker NYT article
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So, I got ragebaited by a New York Times headline.
So, I got ragebaited by a New York Times headline. sheila responded to my note and said: Looking back on it, I 100% agree with their first sentence. I didn’t really want to read the article, so I didn’t—but since I didn’t, I probably shouldn’t have commented on it at all, and since I did comment, I feel obligated to actually read it and decide what I think. Sheila, if you’re reading this, thanks for calling me out. After having read the article, I am actually MORE frustrated with Hasan, because he is completely throwing and in doing so is dragging down the popular image of basically all…
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