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That's just freedom of association in action. > PC police do everything they can do destroy you and your project because you have run afoul of their wishes No
by Miner49er 7y ago
That's just freedom of association in action.
> PC police do everything they can do destroy you and your project because you have run afoul of their wishes
No one was trying to destroy the Linux Foundation, Linux itself, or the KubeCon conference.
I've seen people say they'll stop working with a project if someone else they don't like is working on it, but I've never seen anyone actually attempt to destroy the project.
- umvi 7y ago> No one was trying to destroy the Linux Foundation, Linux itself, or the KubeCon conference. Right, because they acquiesced to the demands of the PC police. Had LF stood their ground and pushed back against the PC police, there may have been protests, etc. that caused KubeCon to be cancelled. Never underestimate the power of PC police whipping up a righteous maelstrom on twitter.
- Miner49er 7y agoAgain you can make up any scenario you want. You have no evidence that that is what actually would happen, because it didn't happen. Even if it did, I don't see the problem. People have the right to protest and say what they want about the Linux Foundation.
- Minor49er 7y agoYou were shown that it did happen, but continue to proclaim that it didn't? Incredible.