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that does not mean that it will translate into votes though. but yea i cross my fingers for her she's amazing
A little over-dramatic?I really think (or hope tbh) this won’t be a televote magnet.
If this win, it would be a massive deception regarding how fade, repetitive and uncreative this entry is.
To me, it is really painful to hear without the visual. This is as painful with the visual cause her nails are really ridiculous.
I wasn’t a fan of Euphoria but I understood why it won back in 2012. If she win this year, it would be the proof that Eurovision is stuck in the past and is self turned. It won’t make any good to ESC’s reputation among Europe and World.
Call it as you want ! This is my point of viewA little over-dramatic?
So if Sweden wins the Contest will die a horrible death. Got it. Next.Call it as you want ! This is my point of view
This is not what I said. But I THINK it will not make the contest gain in credibility.So if Sweden wins the Contest will die a horrible death. Got it. Next.
Well it's a forum. What do you expect when you come up with a rather ... controversial idea? Ofc some people will comment on that.This is not what I said. But I THINK it will not make the contest gain in credibility.
Once again THIS IS MY PERSONNAL OPINION, which has no more value than someone else opinion.
Please, stop over interpreting other people’s words.
You come into a Eurovision discussion forum, into the thread that is about one specific entry just to tell everyone and their grandmas how bad said entry is. Why act surprised when people comment on that or try to, you know, discuss? This usually has nothing to do with people "coming for you" or "hating on your opinion". Apparently the motto of this forum (and to the society as a whole these days) seems to be more like: "I have an opinion and nobody can say anything that challenges said opinion. If they do so they are just haters".It‘s by far not more controversial than some other opinions here. I like the bias on this forum.
While I agree that Sweden shouldn’t win because it’s a lame song (in my opinion) and Loreen‘s performance isn’t appealing to me I don’t agree the Song Contest gets worse with returning artists. Credibility doesn’t have to do with whether an artist returns for the 5th or 20th time and it doesn’t mean it‘s stuck in the past. As long as the song / performance is winner worthy it doesn’t matter who it is and how often they took part. Sweden is not a winner performance for me, but yeah. If I write this people go on me. This forum‘s common motto is: "Yes, of course you can have an opinion as long as it‘s the same as mine!"
I really think (or hope tbh) this won’t be a televote magnet.
If this win, it would be a massive deception regarding how fade, repetitive and uncreative this entry is.
To me, it is really painful to hear without the visual. This is as painful with the visual cause her nails are really ridiculous.
I wasn’t a fan of Euphoria but I understood why it won back in 2012. If she win this year, it would be the proof that Eurovision is stuck in the past and is self turned. It won’t make any good to ESC’s reputation among Europe and World.
you are doing the exact same thing in the Germany thread as soon as anyone says they don't like LOTL
a) I didn't say that you attacked anyone. All I said was that you tend to get into a conversation/discussion with people which is basically the purpose of this forum.You must live in another year because I surely didn’t do that. I even said, none of us Germans is delusional to think it will win.
Unless you think "argue" is defending myself as being called dumbass, amongst others.
Or answering to posts about LOTL with my opinion.
I never attacked anyone because they said "LOTL sucks". Just went briefly through my posts to make sure.
But on the other hand, I was getting hateful answers because I didn’t like Sweden.
Honestly he even negated his point with the initial statement saying that "I really think (or hope tbh) this won’t be a televote magnet" while stating that this would be a "bad sign for the contest" or whatever. Though how could it be hurtful for the reception of contest as whole if Sweden wins due to being a "televoting magnet". Like ... in that case the people out there voted for it ... why would the exact same people turn their backs on the contest then.Now I will just quickly try to explain why I think GermanBango had an issue, and, ngl I do to an extent as well. This is NOT(!) meant to add fuel to the fire, I do not want to attack anybody, merely show that we should all be more mindful of how we communicate.
In the quote above, @babadabada, you literally say that if Loreen wins, it’s „proof“ that your opinion is correct (as in the contest would be stuck in the past). You may say it’s over-Interpretation, but honestly the way you worded it, it doesn’t sound like over-Interpretation to me but as though GermanBango Interpreted it spot on. Now you might not have MEANT it that way, but the way you SAID it, it’s pretty obviously exactly how GermanBango interpreted it. Would you have said „proof for me“ or whatever, I am with you 100%, and yes of course everyone is allowed to have every opinion and everybody may choose whatever (non-harmful) wording they want, but words matter and when you don’t clarify something as your opinion but make it sound as though it were a fact (like using the word proof without Indicating that you mean this only specifically about your perspective and you don’t claim the absolute generality of the statement), intentionally or not, other people are just as justified to call it out as you are justified to have and express your opinion. I think actually some of the best and fruitful discussions can come from disagreeing, but not when you accuse someone of overinterpreting when they clearly didn’t do that, and saying you didn’t say that when you clearly did and maybe just not meant it. You are in fact partly responsible for how your words come across and not just for how you mean them.
I hope you understand how I mean it, and there are several examples in the same quote above that show the difference: sometimes, you used the words „to me“ before your statements, and like that it’s perfectly clear that it’s just your opinion and no one can fault you for that (some will of course try, but they‘d be wrong to do so). But when you look at the parts that GB criticised, you did not do that, as in, trying (intentionally or not) to present them as facts, which they aren’t.
Now of course, I don’t have the right to tell you how you word stuff, like I already said above and of course you can continue in whichever (non-harmful) communication style suits you best. But that doesn’t make GermanBangos callouts unjustified or overinterpreted, and you shouldn’t be surprised if it keeps happening. And then hopefully next time this happens you can just say „sorry I didn’t mean it like that, I meant ABC“ instead of trying to twist the blame on someone else who is merely going off of what exactly you said.
Honestly he even negated his point with the initial statement saying that "I really think (or hope tbh) this won’t be a televote magnet" while stating that this would be a "bad sign for the contest" or whatever. Though how could it be hurtful for the reception of contest as whole if Sweden wins due to being a "televoting magnet". Like ... in that case the people out there voted for it ... why would the exact same people turn their backs on the contest then.
Either way. Thanks for trying to clarify things a little. I'm way too much of an old hag these days to explain myself in lengthy posts. Don't judge ... I'm turning 30 tomorrow haha.
Now you admitted that yourself.