Originally posted by panikal
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NetworkManager 1.50 Released - Now Ensures Offensive Terms Don't Appear In Settings
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Originally posted by skeevy420
Like people using "snowflake" as a hate term when it originated as a loving, peaceful symbology that shows how all people are made from the same things while they can be different, beautiful, and unique, like snowflakes made from water.
Changing the meaning of words is the same ole, same ole. It's history repeating itself. It doesn't matter if it's "snowflake" being morphed into acceptable hate speech or if it's no longer using words like "master" and "slave" to describe relationships between inanimate objects. Creating new words and reusing old ones just to keep on keeping on with existing thought patterns and inherent bigotries is just more of the same.
Yes, "snowflake" is acceptable hate speech. You can take any post in this thread except this one and replace "snowflake" with "faggot", "nigger", or any other hate term and the meaning won't change.
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Originally posted by Delta_44 View Post
Imagine getting offended by words that could mean bad things (in specific context) but clearly aren't meant to offend even my cat that I don't possess.
Wait, I said "possess", I wanted to say "have the priviledge to have in the house that I currently live in".Last edited by stormcrow; 03 October 2024, 12:50 PM.
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What about the recording industry? Will they no longer be allowed to master or re-master recordings? Must they now be 're-primaried' instead? Is a Masters' Degree now completely worthless? Worse, are those with Masters' Degrees now irredeemably stigmatized?
I'm glad my wife, Java born, was allowed to read Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn before they are erased. I'm glad I'm still allowed to call her 'wife.'
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Originally posted by stormcrow View PostPeople's reactions to words matter.
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Originally posted by darkbasic View PostI know the white part in the logo is supposed to be an ethernet plug, but it looks like an hand.
I wonder if there are any applicable EU rules and-or laws I can leverage in this matter? Maybe some unknown EU commission or Court?
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Originally posted by stormcrow View PostImagine and build a better world in which language evolves to correct the inherent bigotries and biases over centuries of incorrect and destructive thought patterns so ingrained people don't even notice them in said language until they're directed at oneself and people like oneself... then one reads Phoronix's forums and realizes just how very very long we have to go.
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