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Re:Cuffed – A dating app with only one match at a time by Barrin92 on Friday February 18, 2022 @11:35PM (#30394453)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kyle_Kashuv

"Several of Kashuv's classmates complained on social media and to the press regarding Kashuv's use of inflammatory and racist comments, including racial slurs against African-Americans.[...] Screenshots of a Google Doc for a class study guide showed Kashuv writing the n-word multiple times, discussing "JEWISH SLAVES," and declaring that he would "fucking make a CSOG [sic] map of Douglas and practice" (in a supposed reference to the Counter-Strike: Global Offensive shooter game and Stoneman Douglas High School). Text messages also reportedly showed Kashuv rating a female student "7/10" and stating that she "goes for n***jocks"

I'm generally not super interested when it comes to the personalities of founders rather than products but yeah I think I'd pass on giving this guy my dating information.

Re:Cuffed – A dating app with only one match at a time by Gollapalli on Saturday February 19, 2022 @06:20AM (#30396251)
I thought this was some old professor. This dude is 20. he was probably like 15 when the "oh so controversial" events happened. This is literally the equivalent of getting mad at someone for inflammatory things said on xbox live when they were kids.

Was anyone NOT dumb when they were in high school? Smart in the sense of math or physics maybe, but politician levels of picture perfect? Of course not.

Re:Cuffed – A dating app with only one match at a time by monopoledance on Saturday February 19, 2022 @04:35PM (#30400745)
Idk. No one I knew was an outspoken racist in school. Especially these days, teenagers seem to be very aware of these issues. Regardless, it’s not the only thing pointed out here. With the original comment it paints a different story than outcry for the sake of outcry.
Re:Cuffed – A dating app with only one match at a time by DaiPlusPlus on Saturday February 19, 2022 @12:20AM (#30394627)
Dang, for once I wish I read the comments before I followed the link (and submitted my almost-anonymized) details. I used a burner e-mail address though.