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well guess what, as everyone likes to say, "we live in a democracy", part of the rules is respecting that other people have other opinions. If you work within t
by redeeman 3y ago
well guess what, as everyone likes to say, "we live in a democracy", part of the rules is respecting that other people have other opinions. If you work within the system in a legal and peaceful manner, then that is fair game, and what these people are trying to do is discriminate against others, that which they claim to oppose so wholeheartedly. It truly exposes them for what they are
- ImPostingOnHN 3y ago> part of the rules is respecting that other people have other opinions. not at all. We can acknowledge that other people have opinions ("respecting" a fact makes no sense in english) but we don't have to respect either the people or the opinions, depending on who they are or what they are: such respect can be earned and lost on merit > If you work within the system in a legal and peaceful manner, then that is fair game working within the system means complying with the CoC and any other terms & prerequisites to contributing if you aren't doing that, you're trying to fight the system, that which you claim to support so wholeheartedly, exposing you for who you truly are
- redeeman 3y ago> working within the system means complying with the CoC and any other terms & prerequisites to contributing and if there is no CoC? is it then respecting the system to throw a tantrum if they wont adapt one?
- ImPostingOnHN 3y agois it respecting the system to throw a tantrum if they want to adopt one?