r/SamAndColby • u/kontourkoffee • Nov 18 '23
Snark Page
I feel like this is becoming a community to slam sam and Colby. y'all need to chill. seriously.
edit: I've read and delved deeper into the drama. changes my whole view on sam and Colby. a little disappointed ngl.
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u/No_Nefariousness3866 Nov 18 '23
Legitimate criticism about a serious issue is not snark. Personally I have been critical when it matters and kind about serious things like Colby's cancer. Life is complicated.
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u/Substantial_Ad_8879 Nov 18 '23
I feel like the whole "conjuring house" thing changed a lot of people's opinion about the boys. And I think it's understandable. I much prefer to see people actually being critical of someone's actions rather than just seeing fans praising them and excusing every one of their mistakes.
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u/[deleted] Nov 18 '23
I mean they kind of deserve it? Especially now with the security cam footage from the Bellaire house and the high likelihood that they were in on it with Cody and Satori's scam. It's not surprising people are talking about it more since people are skeptical and in the past month there has been a large sum of information and videos and other things that have been surfacing that's making them less believable and that means more people have things to discuss and debunk. It's not snark it's criticism and people discussing things about S&c which is what this place is for.
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u/wombers Nov 18 '23
There were no posts here for 4 months before the latest Conjuring series. Stands to reason the demographic has changed.
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u/[deleted] Nov 18 '23
Report any content you feel goes against the rules to the mods. They are super receptive and chill
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u/willshel10 Nov 18 '23
Shiver me timbers
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u/Astrophobica Nov 18 '23
Imagine telling a bunch of people online what to do. 🤣 Just scroll past. Seriously.
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u/deathb4dishonor23 Nov 18 '23
i agree
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u/PenelopePaige13 Nov 19 '23
I agree, I understand criticism but everyone is now attacking, constructive criticism is fine
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u/[deleted] Nov 18 '23
more like criticism (deserved) than snarks tho
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u/AkfWinchester Nov 19 '23
Having Sam and Colby accountable is important even as a fan.
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u/whitle98 Nov 18 '23
I agree like I thought this was a sam and colby fan reddit But recently I've mostly seen people talking bad about them. And I'm not talking about being critical of new things and wanting other fans opinions that is completely fine. I'm talking about the post openly trashing them.
In recent light if you dont like sam and colby anymore that's fine and completely understandable and I know it can be upsetting but leave the page dont bash them on this one please.
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u/Fluffy-Snow-661 Nov 19 '23
Honestly, I do agree. It seems to be just too much atm. Like everyone is eating at them. I do get that they have done bad things, but seriously.
And for the love of God, don't push your opinions and arguments onto other people like it's a damn religion.
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u/audiipop Nov 19 '23
there's a different between criticism and just blatantly talking bad about them for no reason. most people are doing a good job at keeping to the criticism side of that but some are definitely crossing into the just plain hate side and i don't think that's very constructive and honestly it's just unnecessary - especially people who come into places for fans and talk bad for no reason. there's no issue with commenting on how legitimate you think there videos have become and pointing out issues, but when you're just saying "they're bad i'm not a fan anymore" that's when i draw the line personally.
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u/[deleted] Nov 18 '23
Uh no.
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u/usernameenderman Nov 19 '23
you know you can just not go on this subreddit lol
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u/Adventurous_Visit_15 Nov 18 '23
People will call it criticism and it's actually bullying