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I think so. Communities that aren't willing to deal with this tragedy that's rapidly unfolding in America aren't communities I want to be a part of.
by estsauver 10y ago
I think so.
Communities that aren't willing to deal with this tragedy that's rapidly unfolding in America aren't communities I want to be a part of.
- hueving 10y agoThat's the problem with political posts. One side sees it as good, one side sees it as a tragedy, and then the remaining 80%+ of the people are subjected to the bickering.
- diyorgasms 10y agoIf 80% of people don't care then that's even more reason to have these discussions. There is no excuse for disengagement at a time like this. Disinterest and silence are allies of oppression.
- hueving 10y agoHow exactly is watching one group of people call another group racists over and over going to help someone engage? Particularly if they are a citizen of Hong Kong?
- badwulf 10y agoThis is a tech community, we aren't supposed to deal with politics. What tragedy are you talking about? I think what's happening is great, Europe should start embracing a similar policy(assuming you are talking about the refugee ban). Here is a tip: whenever you feel overly sensitive about something in politics, ask yourself the question: why did this happen? how did we get here? and look up people who have an opinion opposite to yours, not just the ones who feel like you.