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Calling something a "policical issue" is itself political. It's like not wanting to acknowledge climate change because of "neutrality". There is no clearer way
by xorcist 5y ago
Calling something a "policical issue" is itself political.
It's like not wanting to acknowledge climate change because of "neutrality". There is no clearer way to broadcast a political opinion.
Marrott has taken a stance here, just not the respecting civil rights.
- poszlem 5y agoCalling something a political issue is not political but factual. I think they absolutely should host that conference, but let's not do the tired "everything is political" thing again lest we end up with the: “You talk to older people and they’re like, ‘Dude we sell tomato sauce, we don’t sell politics," one millennial entrepreneur told me. “Then you have younger people being like, ‘These are political tomatoes. This is political tomato sauce.'" https://twitter.com/emmabgo/status/1453720130412707849 https://twitter.com/emmabgo/status/1453720130412707849 Everything is political and nothing is political. Only the dose makes something political.