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The post you reply to sounds quite angry as well. Many "social justice" people are extremely angry, form mobs and defame anyone standing in their way. All whil
by trarhc 3y ago
The post you reply to sounds quite angry as well. Many "social justice" people are extremely angry, form mobs and defame anyone standing in their way.
All while striving for positions of power that they keep and deny to those whom they pretend to represent.
They do not work well with other people, they dictate, intimidate and eschew real work.
Yet they are hired. The irony is that I agree with several of their positions, but make no mistake. They are horrible people who would march under any flag if expedient.
- kelnos 3y agoI assure you that I wrote that without anger. I started off with some feelings of sadness and disappointment, which gradually morphed into some incomplete level of detachment. I was hoping the post would come off as at least somewhat neutral, as in "I don't have a dog in this race, but here's why I think -- hopefully factually -- your website turns off potential employers". I know I didn't achieve that; certainly some amount of judgment came through, but ultimately I'm fine with that. Life goes on, etc. For the record, your post comes off as a bit angry too! But I'll try to read it as if you were writing it with feelings of weary disappointment.