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My personal opinions aside, what does a programming language has to do with a political movement in one of the 195 countries in this world? Nothing, that's what
by hknmtt 4y ago
My personal opinions aside, what does a programming language has to do with a political movement in one of the 195 countries in this world? Nothing, that's what. The political activists hijacked the Go community they had access to and power over for their own personal beliefs and agenda disregarding every bit of ethics or responsibility they were entrusted with. As the saying goes, with great power comes great responsibility. And they took advantage of that power for their own benefit. That's what i have a problem with. I could care less about BLM, I am not black nor live in or hold a US citizenship. But I have a problem with someone forcefully shoving their own personal beliefs down my throat.
- Bakary 4y agoI can understand being frustrated but isn't this somewhat of a very strong reaction to literally just a static element on a webpage? The more likely explanation is that you do care about that ideology in some way
- Tozen 4y agoInteresting. So when you see talk about aiding those whose lives were destroyed in the present war in Europe or facing disasters like floods, is that your stance as well, that somebody is pushing another of their causes down your throat? We can pick and choose, but let's not act like bias is not involved.
- peterashford 4y agoWhereas I appreciate their actions. I don't feel that respecting people's human rights is "forcefully shoving their own personal beliefs down my throat"