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So it's because a religious person felt uncomfortable about a non religious person (Crockford presumably)?
by forgottenacc56 10y ago
So it's because a religious person felt uncomfortable about a non religious person (Crockford presumably)?
- pluma 10y agoNo, it's because a feminist felt uncomfortable about a non feminist.
- dlmetcalf 10y agoSpecifically an intersectional feminist. It's worth observing that Crockford's own intersections are that he's older, white, cis-male, an authority figure; which ticks just about every box for being an intersectional feminist enemy. Wouldn't be surprised if there's a fair bit of ageism, racism, sexism, heterophobia behind this, for him not being 'diverse' enough.
- sjwright 10y agoIndeed. And apparently, according to these people, we must hold Douglas responsible for being an old white male. It's his fault! He should have known better and been a young black woman instead. Obviously.