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Here the deal: It's scary to know what is going on in some poples head. You see their crazy dark thoughts and you just can't ever trust them anymore. You don

by zibzab 5y ago

Here the deal: It's scary to know what is going on in some poples head. You see their crazy dark thoughts and you just can't ever trust them anymore. You don't want to be alone in a room with the guy, because he obviously has some serious issues. Can you see how that affects other people's ability to do their job?

Grustaf 5y ago
Well perhaps, but I believe in personal responsibility. I'm sure most people have much darker thoughts than "most Bay Area women are soft", I definitely do. And I'm sure a number of people have had dark thoughts about me, my gender, my ethnicity, my appearance or whatever. But that is expected, it's part of living in a society, the unspoken rule is that everyone thinks these thoughts but you treat people as if you didn't. For example, I wouldn't have any problem working alongside a rabid feminist who a few years earlier had written some shocking things about how men are idiots, as long as she's polite and fair to me.