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Originally posted by Dick Palmer View PostShe clearly appears to have taken a stand on a matter of conscience.
Should she convincingly lose formal civil proceedings arising from this small saga, then I'd consider her actions to most probably have been ill advised but honourable... but I'd be stunned if any such case was ever brought... and so, in the absolute absence of any suspicion of any ulterior motive, that just leaves houourable.
It is bad, and it is also a crime punishable by law.
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Leah emailed me with a new link.... Article updated at the end.Michael Larabel
https://www.michaellarabel.com/
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Originally posted by Michael View PostLeah emailed me with a new link.... Article updated at the end.
They whine also about our board's resident nazi and talibans, great addition to their point that they are poor victims in a bad bad world.
They also state names of people that they think are guilty, while the person that was fired is not stated.
This is fucking great, really. I'm now hoping someone gets pissed off and sues the crap out of them given all the material they posted it should be quick and profitable.
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Michael, the only real purpose of these "articles" you posted seem to be of click-bait/fanning the flames material.
This is more tabloid than anything else, there are NO FACTS AT ALL, it is about the lowest form of journalism that there is.
Highly disappointed in your judgment.
If, on the other had the person that was terminated then files a suit, that is a different story, but, as it stands, this is crap 101.
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I will quote myself here:
"seriously
1. claims without proof
2. denounce big project as a whole
3. denounce two persons, without proofing that they actually did anything.
I find that "private prosecution" thing really worrying. Because if that will be the "default" in the future, you can't rely on "laws" but what certain certain groups "feel" as just.
It doesn't have to be written anywhere, it doesn't even have to be illegal, but if a group thinks or feels that what you did is wrong, you are the asswhole, period. And this _has_ to stop. It is little whiny child behaviour what is going on here and the right reaction here should be, why Leah even dare to do things this way, nothing else.
I don't care what really happens, I don't care if something bad or just happend in real. I care about being able to do things without the fear of being a bad guy, because some random human got hurt for something I said and I should be denounced as an evil being...
For me it is all about this general thing and this _has_ to stop, seriously. If you have a problem with somebody, talk about that in private, Most people don't care about your quarrels."
+ a little addition: I would hope that critics about the "methods" of doing things wouldn't be seen as critics about the cause. I personally don't care whether a person is trans or what else, I don't treat them differently and I don't want to have to.
The only "valid" response for a sentence like "But this person is *trans*" is "and? I don't care" and if this answer is the most used one for such, then we have true equality within society. _not_ caring what somebody else is, is the goal, _not_ to give somebody benefits, because they are something else.
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Originally posted by johnc View PostThis is why you can't let these crazies into your organization to begin with. They'll collapse the thing from the inside. FSF deserves it though since they buy into and promote this ridiculous narrative. It's fun to watch the crazies kill each other.
I went and read this page https://www.fsf.org/about/staff-and-board/ and given the descriptions of the people involved I seriously doubt they did what they are accused of. But now they are forever slandered on an internet which never forgets.
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