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Putting "random words in quotes that people didn't actually say" is not conducive to productive and healthy discussion.
by 333c 6y ago
Putting "random words in quotes that people didn't actually say" is not conducive to productive and healthy discussion.
- AdrianB1 6y agoThe quote is from the article and it appears in almost every article on Internet about this topic, so they at least they are not random words. Everybody say this is a Twitter message, at least some may have read it.
- pseudalopex 6y ago"literal act of violence" isn't in the article. I haven't seen it in any article about this topic.
- AdrianB1 6y agoI was referring to the initial quote, the "Firing ..." one. The quote on "literal act of violence" is a cultural reference to an article in NYT in 2017 that is now used as a way to call someone a certain kind of leftist. The entire comment is about "these people", the "activists". So these words are also not "random words in quotes".
- pseudalopex 6y ago"literal act of violence" was what the person you replied to replied to. No NYT article is in the top 20 Google results for that phrase. And it's a straw man in the context of Google firing Margaret Mitchell.
- anonygler 6y agolmao, seriously? Timnit herself crows about "Data Violence". Stringing "violence" into sentences is what these people do non fucking stop.