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Or, better still, don't unsubscribe, and instead challenge the intolerance and prejudice. If you don't like that, then perhaps you can unsubscribe from places
by anu_gupta 11y ago
Or, better still, don't unsubscribe, and instead challenge the intolerance and prejudice.
If you don't like that, then perhaps you can unsubscribe from places where people don't want to put up with this kind of behaviour.
- stinkytaco 11y agoHey! Someone is wrong on the Internet! Seriously, though, I find this is rarely a debate worth having, and certainly not in the quip-centric, 3 sentences or less culture that makes up Internet discussion boards. I would much rather pursue systemic solutions to problems like this than embark on trying to convert anonymous strangers.
- mreiland 11y agoIf reddit means so much to you that you're willing to spend the time brigading against it, be my guest. Just don't be surprised with many people (most?) don't want to put that sort of emotional investment into a news aggregation site.
- tsotha 11y ago>Or, better still, don't unsubscribe, and instead challenge the intolerance and prejudice. Good lord, no. 99% of the "intolerance and prejudice" is from out-and-out trolls. They're posting because they want to see a bunch of angry denunciations. Don't give them what they want.