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Solidarity and diversity are opposing forces. Now you understand why Tech is so obsessed with diversity. There will never be the solidarity you seek while compa
by Mountain_Skies 4y ago
Solidarity and diversity are opposing forces. Now you understand why Tech is so obsessed with diversity. There will never be the solidarity you seek while companies, to the cheers of their employees, atomize their workers as much as possible. But diversity is now a secular religion whose tenets are ever changing to keep everyone divided. Any solidarity that arises in such a religion can quickly be quashed by changing some of the previously unquestionable core beliefs.
- BowBun 4y agoWhat are you on about? Diversity in the makeup of a group isn't the opposite of the ability for a group to unite for a common cause. Being employed in the same industry is already more than enough to practice solidarity, e.g. unions. I cannot fathom how one would bring a diversity argument against a statement like "workers deserve better protections". Your argument sounds like a stepping stone for racism and anti-diversity rhetoric to me, and I vehemently disagree.
- fuckyc284 4y agoFucking whitey. Pound sand
- throwawayAsdFoo 4y ago> Solidarity and diversity are opposing forces. This sentence is close to brain cancer. Diversity means accepting others amongst yours despite your differences, it's the essence of solidarity. >But diversity is now a secular religion whose tenets are ever changing to keep everyone divided. What you are referring to is the ever changing propaganda theater of "left" vs right, which pictures a caricature enemy stereotype, the simple minded can easily hate. "Look here a radical transgenderist!" and suddenly the whole concept of diversity is subject to scrutiny. I think, the lesson you need to learn is not getting triggered by pink hair.