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Are people actually asking for these things? As in, en masse, and in general? Or is it a loud and frustrated few, suggesting that "people want this"? I genuine
by kempbellt 6y ago
Are people actually asking for these things? As in, en masse, and in general? Or is it a loud and frustrated few, suggesting that "people want this"?
I genuinely believe that there are a few people who have raised the above concerns, loudly, some other loud people have hopped on the bandwagon, and most people don't think about, nor care about, most of the things on this list.
Side nit:
On a fundamental level, "wanting a right" is an awkward fallacy, and this is border-lining a philosophical discussion. Like demanding a gift - it's no longer a gift if you demand it be given to you.
Is this punitive language necessary or helpful in any way? It comes off as super childish to me to word a request like this...