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You're grasping a bit on this. Logic does not dictate that there were implied ill-feelings on 5F36B5F62640's behalf. In fact, I can categorically state that fro
by zardgiv 10y ago
You're grasping a bit on this. Logic does not dictate that there were implied ill-feelings on 5F36B5F62640's behalf. In fact, I can categorically state that from the one post I've read from them I do not believe they have any such ill-feelings!
To restate, then:
"Wait, so your argument is that only Native Americans would feel unwelcome in this community?
Is this supposed to be in his favor?"
I appreciate your dedication to accuracy, and I must assume this satisfies your complaint.
- lhnz 10y agoIt wasn't a grasp. The rhetorical effect of your comment was to imply some sentiment from 5F36B5F62640 on 'what ought to be'. Yes, that is no longer accusatory; and it is correct: there are other sets of people that would no doubt feel unwelcome in such a community. I think in a practical sense their fear is overblown as 'Code is law'. However people generally make decisions based on consensus reality.