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Hey fellow Digg exile! I completely agree. One thing I mentioned somewhere else: It is quite interesting to see both this and the Stallman FSF issue developin
by xtracto 6y ago
Hey fellow Digg exile! I completely agree. One thing I mentioned somewhere else: It is quite interesting to see both this and the Stallman FSF issue developing in parallel: In one side (reddit drama) There's uproar trying to "cancel" a person for whatever beliefs/actions they did. On the other side (Stallman/FSF) there's an uproar against cancelling the person for their beliefs/actions. Sure, both are different population, but it kind of shows the diversity of thought and reasoning in both cases.
Personally I try to be neutral with regards to these type of moral judgments. My question is: Did they something illegal in their country? then throw the book at them as strongly as possible. Otherwise... well, my morals are not compatible with US population morals, nor with Iran's population morals, nor with French population morals so I reserve any judgement for myself.