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I think you're really blowing this out of the water here and making a bigger deal than it is. I'm in a very liberal area and this hasn't come up at all. To me
by roflyear 4y ago
I think you're really blowing this out of the water here and making a bigger deal than it is. I'm in a very liberal area and this hasn't come up at all.
To me it sounds like you're against discussing those things - which sounds like trying to suppress speech, imo.
- lostmsu 4y agoRidiculous. We are discussing it right now. Clearly you are not thinking but feeling instead.
- skinnymuch 4y agoHow is everyone wrong except you?
- lostmsu 4y ago> everyone You are taking on a lot here. Besides, number of people agreeing has no consequences on objective reality. So I disagree with both validity/applicability of the argument, and its premise.
- roflyear 4y agoWe're not discussing the merits of using "main" over "master" - we haven't discussed that at all. You're making some politically charged (b/c of the phrases and language you're using, I feel it is this way) argument about why it's bad to change terms of things in general. We haven't gotten to the point of discussing the benefits of this specific thing, and to me it seems like you don't want to discuss them (or the lack of them) b/c you're sold on it being a bad thing, no matter what. It is obviously good to change certain terms. For example, we don't call Asian people Orientals anymore.