> In your view _you_ and many other white people have never discriminated anyone and you have never witnessed it and therefore there is no racism. You just dem

> In your view _you_ and many other white people have never discriminated anyone and you have never witnessed it and therefore there is no racism. You just demonstrate how hard it is to discuss with you because NOBODY SAID THAT. I even included pieces of context in my parent (and other) comment(s) and you still ignored it. Racism and various other discriminatory actions absolutely exist. Why do you accuse people of lack of basic common sense? Do you think you'll make allies this way? And finally, why is the Rust Foundation the place to try and fight stuff all over the world? It comes across as opportunism; previously oppressed people using any and all channels as a megaphone. Rust Foundation is inclusive which is already HUGE progress. Can we leave it at that and move on? I wanna be back to a programming language foundation, being, you know, a PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE FOUNDATION. Outrageous, I know. Surely I will again be made to look like I am the ultimate nemesis of... somebody. > and see that even without us being racist or doing anything wrong, there can be some injustice and the situation can be improved. I am asking again: what does that have to do at all with the Rust Foundation? It's a programming language foundation, not a world-wide charity fund-raiser that aims to eliminate all exclusivity around the world. IMO let's get our scopes right first. Otherwise all discussion flies out the window, as has been evident throughout the several threads made on this topic on HN already.