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The reason there’s been this backlash against Trevor is because he portrays this self righteous image always wagging his fingers at others, but when he errs, the same finger wagging can’t be applied to him because he’s an ally or he’s the “nice” guy. He’s still woke, and his politics are left leaning and progressive, but the dude has a history of cracking sexist jokes. 2013 isn’t too far behind and someone like him should’ve known better. I’m sorry, but his reasoning/explanations for the joke offer no remorse and don’t absolve him in anyway. By that standard, anyone can say I made an offensive joke not intending to hurt anyone. I can still understand that he might not feel the need to apologize to anyone, but at least acknowledge the indigenous women who called him out on Twitter and various other platforms. Instead he acknowledges the one Australian dude who was amongst the first to call him out, going to the extent of telling him that after visiting an indigenous museum he stopped making such jokes, and has taken down the video in question. He still made a profit out of that video for this long, and only took it down once he got called out. Why do we need such allies who inspite of being “woke” have a sexist attitude/behavior towards women?
The reason there’s been this backlash against Trevor is because he portrays this self righteous image always wagging his fingers at others, but when he errs, the same finger wagging can’t be applied to him because he’s an ally or he’s the “nice” guy. He’s still woke, and his politics are left leaning and progressive, but the dude has a history of cracking sexist jokes. 2013 isn’t too far behind and someone like him should’ve known better. I’m sorry, but his reasoning/explanations for the joke offer no remorse and don’t absolve him in anyway. By that standard, anyone can say I made an offensive joke not intending to hurt anyone. I can still understand that he might not feel the need to apologize to anyone, but at least acknowledge the indigenous women who called him out on Twitter and various other platforms. Instead he acknowledges the one Australian dude who was amongst the first to call him out, going to the extent of telling him that after visiting an indigenous museum he stopped making such jokes, and has taken down the video in question. He still made a profit out of that video for this long, and only took it down once he got called out. Why do we need such allies who inspite of being “woke” have a sexist attitude/behavior towards women?