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I think it's easier to ignore when it comes across as typical internet flame war hysteria rather than someone trying to have a conversation about a issue
by thatguy0900 5y ago
I think it's easier to ignore when it comes across as typical internet flame war hysteria rather than someone trying to have a conversation about a issue
- BitwiseFool 5y agoI'd like to think that, but this kind of rhetoric is becoming more and more common. People will utilize wild hyperbole, stretch the meaning of words, and declare that people are being harmed or oppressed as a call to action. I mean, at the end of the day this is about a user interface on a messaging app. But the post makes it sound like there is some willful negligence that borders on criminality. But in a twisted way, maybe this kind of argument works. We are talking about it after-all.