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Just trying to discourage people from making lazy stereotypes. Not sure what you're doing. It's cool that you clicked my profile to find where I live, though. O
by smcl 4y ago
Just trying to discourage people from making lazy stereotypes. Not sure what you're doing. It's cool that you clicked my profile to find where I live, though. Or weird? I dunno.
- DonHopkins 4y ago
- hluska 4y ago
- justin66 4y ago> In general, looking up where someone lives to attach a threat of violence (ie - Russian tanks in $your_city) would be considered a threat. I don't think Don was trying to imply that he's in command of a Russian tank battalion. (there is a thing to contemplate)
- dfbsdfbwe2ef2e 4y ago
- serf 4y ago>In general, looking up where someone lives to attach a threat of violence (ie - Russian tanks in $your_city) would be considered a threat. No, it wouldn't. Similarly, when someone says "What if it were your child?" , that isn't a threat -- it's a request for a change in perspective. The idea is to impress upon the reader that they're not any safer than the victim; rather that they got lucky to be unaffected and should consider the positions and perspectives of the victims when coming to a judgement of the situation.
- DonHopkins 4y ago
- deleted 4y ago[deleted]
- forgetfulness 4y agoLet's be more specific than "weird": you're being belligerent and using the personally identifying information you can gather about someone to accost them on a tech forum.