(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.
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calls the person they're arguing with sweetie or hun if they're younger
uses your favorites as a gotcha depending if the character did "bad things"
"dni goes both ways" still interacts
calls themselves anti-censorship but censors hate against them (censoring hate is vaild but while using that label isn't really)
acts like you hate every type of fiction (or at least dark) when you only criticized one type
defends AO3 like their life depend on it
ignores how their community also has harassers just like how the anti community has them
doesn't see a problem with minors calling themselves lolicons/shotacons
call you an anti even if you don't identify as one
says you're chronically online as if they aren't on the boat
defends transIDs that mock real people that live like this (Disabilities, trauma etc)
"antis are pro-shippers in denial"
calls you every phobic and ist term they know
strawmans to the point it's a whole different topic
uses censorship on queer art as a way to stop criticism from AO3 as if censorship on queer people isn't older then WW1
uses the term "purity culture" for fandom issues
uses sarcasm when you have good points to make you seem uneducated
generally uses the term "puriteen"
supports banbee's video about "antis are whitesupremacy" as if whitesupremacy doesn't also support what they support
thinks posting publicly is an adult space
uses "separate the art from the artist!" for artists that are still alive and profiting off them (it was only made for dead artists)
says they support all victims even if it's inconvenient UNLESS if that victim was negatively affected by their community
"fiction doesn't affect reality"
ignores how professionals say fiction does affects reality