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7-year-old shane hollander was absolutely going through boxes of these
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MyShane has a bit where if Ilya asks him to do a simple task he goes “fine, but you owe me 1,000 kisses” & Ilya starts peppering his face in smooches. Then once they have kids the bit extends further because Ilya will go “oh no, I don’t have that much. I must go to the kiss bank” & he’ll ask their kid to borrow 1,000 kisses for their dad. The smooch economy is in shambles because of them
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oh I know how to make a poll's results look like the letter E watch this
what is the rightmost digit of the number of responses this poll has right now? (it should be visible before you vote.)
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sorry, i know i love this man so much, but is that lucia on his arm????????????
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unfinished thoughts, im not done thinking about this, but there's a fun little bit of mental gymnastics people (nerds) in certain online (fandom) spaces do about athletes where they justify villainizing or dehumanizing them based on an assumption of universal moral failure. it was present in that sharks pfp saying it was good the habs lost because they're all cheating on their girlfriends (inspiring a dozen questions: they are? all of them? the habs but not the canes? how do we know this? etc.), and it's present in the justification given when you press on a heated rivalry fan who reeeeally wants to call nick suzuki shane hollander.
with the sharks pfp, it's within the bubble of sports fandom, where there's an expectation of us vs. them mentality. however, there's a difference between shall we say a recreational us vs. them mentality (thank you @filthyjanuary for referring to the boston bruins as our brothers in a cain and abel way) as opposed to genuine vitriol based on real or perceived moral infraction. And, you know, sometimes it's a very real and very hideous moral infraction. Milan Lucic. Patrick Kane. Carter Hart. and so on. but sometimes there appears to be an urge to expand the perception of moral infraction to include all players, all athletes, all jocks, rhetorically flattening the whole nhl into a sort of homogeneous sludge of equally debased villains in order to give one the excuse to hate whomever one wants to hate while feeling righteous about it. detachment and broad condemnation as a form of pre-emptive self-defense, both external and internal.
with the hr fans calling nick shane, it's people outside sports looking in, with the same homogeneous sludge of equally debased villains, but without the specificity. they're not necessarily thinking "it's okay to dehumanize a real jock, because real jocks are problematic," but it may come through in the form of "it's so much safer to love/admire a fictional jock than a real one" and then metastasize from there into dehumanizing behavior.
is this anything? it's definitely incomplete & im sure i will continue to rotate it
This is very intriguing to me. I do think there’s a real and valid discussion of how every single athlete in the nhl upholds a culture that encourages the dehumanization and hatred of women that leads to violence against them (both physically, domestic violence is a very prevalent issue among players, and sexual violence à la hart and Kane). And that every single hockey player absolutely will cover for their teammates and protect them both on and off the ice no matter how heinous what they’ve done is because those are their brothers in arms and civilians could never understand (They actually refer to non hockey players as civilians which does make me queasy but that’s a separate issue). I mean there’s a reason players like Hart and Kane and Nichushkin are still playing. And there’s not exactly any players speaking up to protest their place in the nhl. Conformity and keeping your head down when you see stuff like that happening is being complicit in the harm towards women. And they’re all guilty of it.
But yeah you’re right sometimes this accusation goes too far. Like for example are they all cheating on their wives/gorlfriends? No, that would be ridiculous. But have they all at some point not said something when they saw evidence of one of their teammates cheating on their wife or girlfriend on a roadie or something? Idk, I think that’s probably a fair assumption to make.
I do also think there’s a danger of equating being complicit with being an active inflictor of violence which leads to what you’re talking about where you can use that to hate whoever you want and feel like you have the morally righteous opinion.
while im not completely disagreeing, i think we need to be really careful talking about the complicity of the athletes in the greater structure and institution of the NHL, because very often we're talking about people who can do this one thing at an unbelievably high level, who committed to developing to this level as teenagers if not younger, and who therefore often don't have a ton of transferable skills that could serve them outside of the sport. in most if not all cases, they've also been subjected to psychological grooming methods most commonly studied in high-control groups, and they have normalized some wild shit.
this is not to say that there are not monstrous athletes. some of these guys thrive in the cult of sport in exactly the wrong way. some of these guys love to think of themselves as lions and everyone else as civilians and to abuse the social power of their position relative to, for example, women. but, to borrow another lesson from we breed lions, for every heinous dickhead doing evil shit, there's probably a guy getting hazed so bad that reading about it makes you want to puke. and the guy getting hazed is kind of trapped. the guy getting hazed doesn't know how to do anything but play hockey, and i don't think it's ultimately fair to him to expect him not to conform or to talk like he's just as responsible for the cultural rot as the guys doing the hazing.
point being, it's a self-perpetuating system of abuse that will take an awful lot of work to untangle, and there's a degree of that work that i think is fair to expect from individual athletes, and there's a degree of that work that i think is fair to expect from individual teams, and then there's the rest of it, which is going to take a lot of time and probably isn't realistic to expect without, like, the entire fucking world changing in parallel. and that's ultimately why i think we need to be careful about falling into the trap of the homogeneous sludge of equally debased villains--because it's useful to recognize and encourage when someone has deviated from the norm in an interesting and productive way.
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