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>Is it safe to say you're a member of a demographic who has never had those checkboxes applied to them negatively? It sure sounds like you're trying to do that
by gnarbarian 10y ago
>Is it safe to say you're a member of a demographic who has never had those checkboxes applied to them negatively?
It sure sounds like you're trying to do that right now.
Can you explain to me why using race/demographics as a means to sideline and devalue my opinion isn't the highest form of hypocrisy in this context?
In other words... Isn't your question a perfect example of you "applying those checkboxes" to me negatively?
- st3v3r 10y agoBecause you're the one saying race and demographics don't matter, yet you're likely a member of the race and demographic who hasn't had negative experiences because of their race/demographic. You don't think it's important because you've never really had to think about it.
- gnarbarian 10y ago>yet you're likely a member of the race and demographic who hasn't had negative experiences because of their race/demographic. It's funny that you can say that right after someone implied I was a member of an over-represented group and then used that assumption as leverage against me in an argument. So that statement is demonstrably false.
- rhizome 10y agoYou don't have to be defensive, it was just a yes or no question.