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How else can a bunch of very different people work together and be productive together without some level of decorum and safety? So, we get rid of 'political co
by ap22213 10y ago
How else can a bunch of very different people work together and be productive together without some level of decorum and safety? So, we get rid of 'political correctness' (i.e. respectfulness), and what then?
Many people don't like their co-worker's or neighbor's personal beliefs or behaviors. I can't see that letting people be persecuted openly will end well or fruitfully for anyone.
Addendum:
It's interesting that my other comments are getting downvoted or even detached. Wasn't part of this big 'movement' to get rid of political correctness? I guess I don't understand. But, I'll be done. Sorry.
- psyc 10y agoThe problem with SJW culture is not that they want respect, it's the utterly disrespectful, hostile, and dogmatic way they go about demanding it, and defining it.
- popmystack 10y ago>with SJW culture This isn't actually a thing. It's an internet narrative that tends to be more projectionist than anything substantial.
- EduardoBautista 10y agoYup. It has turned me off to the idea of working in SF. Such a shame too, so many good opportunities.
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- RandomOpinion 10y ago>How else can a bunch of very different people work together and be productive together without some level of decorum and safety? So, we get rid of 'political correctness' (i.e. respectfulness), and what then? Live and let live. (Which is exactly what "safe spaces" and "check your privilege" and the political correctness under threat of ostracism _isn't_.)