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Last edited by ALRBP; 05 July 2020, 09:07 AM.
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Originally posted by ALRBP View Post
Richard Stallman is a leftist himself and a feminist (just read his website), despite what those pseudo-feminist activists could say. Those who lost him were definitely less leftist than him. Most were probably centrists and wanted Stallman's head because he is a leftist.
What is happening right now has very little to do with being left or right or centre. It has to do with being dumb and self righteous. That why i am worried. I can sometimes side with the left. But i am wary of stupid people. Especially organized stupid people.
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Originally posted by Qaridarium View Post
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and it is all plain stupid nonsense... blacklist/whitelist is not about skin color.
Master/Slave is not about "Human" slaves for example if you have a robot slave it is perfectly inside of the law. only "Human" slaves are against the law and robot slaves are perfectly fine.
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Originally posted by tildearrow View Post
You know there isn't any REAL problem with "whitelist/blacklist" at all, right?
Those are about light! Like a bright light being a good path and a dark corridor being evil. Is it that hard to understand?
There is NO freaking skin color or race involved when we say "whitelist/blacklist".
...ugh, I'm not talking to you anymore. I won't talk to CoC (corru-*cough*) supporters.
What about satanists, vampires and other creatures that dislike or are damaged by light? They might want to use Linux too!
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Originally posted by skeevy420 View Post
Animals are allowed to be slaves, too. Police dogs, seeing eye dogs, bomb dogs, various rodeo animals, (farm) horses being rode, fruit picking monkeys.
this social justice worriers of code of conduct bullshit is just the complete bullshit.Phantom circuit Sequence Reducer Dyslexia
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Originally posted by coder View PostMost countries have racial minorities, and it seems many of them have been inspired and encouraged by recent protests they've seen in the US and elsewhere.
They just hate capitalism or are bord or think they are in the end fight against climate change and therefor having a black person in the us killed by police men gives them a good excuse to do their anarchistic hate crimes.
Saying that because here people protest we must have the same problems, is like saying because people protest against muslims they must be evil... where there is smoke there is not always fire.
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Ohh and I nearly forgot if you ban non racist terms and maybe bann people over nonracist terms with the explanaition "you are a racist" what do you think such people vote next time? Or how their view change, do they become less or more racist for getting called a racist when they did nothing racist?
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Originally posted by MadCatX View PostIf a bunch of Nazis can hijack an internet joke and coerce the entire nation to ban a perfectly okay symbol, it's the racists winning, not loosing.
You want to talk about Nazis hijacking a symbol? The swastika is an ancient religious symbol that originally had nothing to do with white supremacy. It's now banned in many places. Go figure.
Originally posted by MadCatX View PostJust as much as nobody thought that signing an OK on CoD was a nod to white supremacists, right?
In a case like this, it's better for the games publisher to play it safe and just take it out of the game. The game really doesn't lose anything and there's no doubt about the developers' intentions.
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Originally posted by Old Grouch View PostI see a minor problem with replacing blacklist with blocklist: it can be confused with blockchain.
In the context of the kernel, I'd be more worried about confusing it with a list of "block device" blocks.
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Originally posted by _Alex_ View PostThe OK symbol is similar. Its use as "OK" predates a very small minority like 0.00001% who might have made it as a trolling attempt to be something else. Still, 99.999% of the people are using it to say OK. So why should the 99.999% be penalized for some idiots?
So if we make thumbs up a symbol for white supremacy, then we'll mess up all the social media with the like button calling them racists
What's weird is that most people are fairly sensitive to these sorts of things and tend to stop using it for its old meaning, which just cedes the symbol to the white power trolls. That makes it even more likely that any use you see is the new kind, which is just unfortunate.
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