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They used to say "Sex sells", but in 2017 it's "Sexism sells" (or "Diversity sells"). This is a perfectly well-written article with great content, but I don't
by cocktailpeanuts 9y ago
They used to say "Sex sells", but in 2017 it's "Sexism sells" (or "Diversity sells").
This is a perfectly well-written article with great content, but I don't know why the author has to bring up sexism etc.
If we didn't have "Alice and Bob" and instead had "Albert and Bob", the trolls would say "oh look at this there's no diversity! they are oppressing people by getting rid of female names from examples!".
But we DO have "Alice and Bob". Alice even comes BEFORE Bob. But look at how people make up sexism stories about how this is an "oppression", and Alice and Bob are a couple.
I have never thought of Alice and Bob as a couple. Maybe it's your sick mind who want to monetize sexism, that came up with that imagination.
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- graphitezepp 9y agoThe idea of "Sexism sells" is probably a concise explanation of why the whole modern SJW (for lack of a better term) thing bothers me despite the fact I agree with what they are saying for the most part.
- cocktailpeanuts 9y agoIt's not just about social justice warriors IMO, it happens everywhere you can translate politically correctness into money. I would even go further to say social justice warriors are rather cute because all they have to gain is 15 minutes of fame. What's really dangerous is the mainstream media, because they have a lot to gain from using this theme to bring down entities. A lot of controversy => A lot of page views => A lot of ad revenue. And they are desperate for more ad revenue as content becomes more and more commoditized. There's a serious conflict of interest. While these clueless public bash on other people for being "politically incorrect" after reading these intentionally provocative articles, they don't realize that from media's point of view they're nothing more than vegetable being farmed. This is why I have no sympathy for the dying media companies.