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> I'm not sure why you expect people to be tolerant of that. Because I expect people/organisations to not be hypocritical, anyone describing themselves as tole
by flukus 7y ago
> I'm not sure why you expect people to be tolerant of that.
Because I expect people/organisations to not be hypocritical, anyone describing themselves as tolerant and inclusive but unable to work with most people in the world are hypocritical.
> Tolerance and a diversity of opinion is one thing, but I think you'd find many reasonable people would not extend that to cover violence, physical oppression, including the murder and elimination of classes of people, especially when the other side is just asking to exist.
I don't disagree, but you have to realize that this is a minority opinion in the world and by enforcing this on people is far more exclusionary.
- dashundchen 7y ago> Because I expect people/organisations to not be hypocritical, anyone describing themselves as tolerant and inclusive but unable to work with most people in the world are hypocritical. This accusation of hypocrisy is thrown frequently. But I don't see Gitlab, or the vast majority of progressives claiming to be universally and unconditionally tolerant. In fact Gitlab is literally enumerating their limits with the three points I quoted above.