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"So pink is not a fighting/protesting color if you want to keep the base energized." I like Scott Adams, but this is silly. The 'N' word is not something to ge
by mverwijs 10y ago
"So pink is not a fighting/protesting color if you want to keep the base energized."
I like Scott Adams, but this is silly. The 'N' word is not something to get energized over either, and neither is the 'Q' word. But those examples he ignores even though he mentions them himself earlier.
Another example: When the Dutch started their war of independence from Spain, the freedomfighters (terrorists?) called themselves 'Geus', derived from the french word 'gueux'. It means 'beggar', the lowest of social statuses. We turned 'Geus' into being a hero.
Same could happen to the color pink. So stop knit-picking (pun!) and join the fight.