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> zoomers' whimsical emotional fragility I don't see how not wanting people to be radicalized is emotional fragility. It's extremely paternalistic, but idk abo
by colinmhayes 5y ago
> zoomers' whimsical emotional fragility
I don't see how not wanting people to be radicalized is emotional fragility. It's extremely paternalistic, but idk about fragile. Reddit's community has never really been interested in cancelling.
- tomc1985 5y agoI'm not sure this argument really has any weight. You could say the same thing about using neopronouns is a low-cost, simple, and "kind" thing to do... but then completely disregard the centuries (if not millenia) of social convention and programming that has to be unwound for many before such a thing feels natural and simple. Does gen Z not want people to be radicalized? Or do they just want people to be radicalized to their dogma? And Reddit is a big community. For certain there are factions that are all about cancelling those that offend them.
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