NSFW Tag for drug use? - eviltoast

Hey guys, it was brought up in a report that NSFW tags should be applied to posts depicting drug use. What do you guys think? I could see it either way and thought you guys might like to weigh in on it. I personally don’t find it particularly offensive but my work environments have never been the type to react strongly to something like this popping up on screen (I think they might be more upset about being on Lemmy at all). Currently there is no rule, and I am fine with that, unless feedback indicates the community would rather play it safe and require the NSFW flag.

  • Ilovethebomb@lemm.ee
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    3 months ago

    I’ve explicitly said I don’t have a phobia of needles, my point was any injury should be flagged NSFW.

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      3 months ago

      You said you find needles gross, what would you call that other than a phobia…?

      And since when are needles an injury? Needles are first aid, and first aid is nsfw…? That’s the strangest take I’ve seen in this post yet, wow.

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        3 months ago

        Are you actually suggesting everything I find gross is a phobia? I also find vomit and dog slobber gross, are those also phobias?

        And vaccines are first aid?

        What?

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          3 months ago

          So you would want dog slobber and vomit censored too? I asked a question, don’t dodge it. Those are even more natural bodily functions. Why are you so ashamed of the human body and its functions?

          Of course vaccines/injections are first aid, a tetanus shot is one of the first things they give you if you get a laceration or stab from something potentially infectious. What about local freezing? Epi-pen…?!