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The argument over an AI video depicting Holly Rowe being slapped

One commenter argues that people don't need to publicly condemn every horrific act of violence before they can criticize the video.

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A post rejects bringing Lindsay Clancy into the discussion of whether an AI video depicting Holly Rowe being slapped is funny. Calling it "textbook whataboutism," the commenter argues that criticizing the video doesn't require first publicly commenting on every horrific act of violence.

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taylornicole@ay_taybayWhat does Lindsay Clancy have to do with whether an AI video depicting Holly Rowe being slapped is funny? Nothing. People don’t have to publicly comment on every horrific act of violence before they’re allowed to criticize something else. That’s textbook whataboutism, not an argument about the video25d
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    taylornicole@ay_taybayWhat does Lindsay Clancy have to do with whether an AI video depicting Holly Rowe being slapped is funny? Nothing. People don’t have to publicly comment on every horrific act of violence before they’re allowed to criticize something else. That’s textbook whataboutism, not an argument about the video25d
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