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If you’re 18 and can’t take without shouting the N word or telling gay people to kill themselves… whether or not their strikes expire is not the most important
by MBCook 3y ago
If you’re 18 and can’t take without shouting the N word or telling gay people to kill themselves… whether or not their strikes expire is not the most important issue.
MS is trying to sell systems to 6+ year olds.
For some reason parents, as a whole, tend to dislike their kids learning the latest slurs and how to properly suggest people consider suicide. Or hearing any of that directed at little Tommy.
- jauntywundrkind 3y agoIt seems unlikely to be that strikes will be entirely blameful & clear cut in all cases. If anything I expect the regulation of speech by corporate bodies will intensify. Picking obvious to condemn cases to justify demonizing someone is an easy case to build, is building the biggest target you can. It seems deeply simplistic to me to assume that the situation will today be simple, and more so, that it won't complexity over time. I'd note that in most government systems, punishments are not eternal. Points against your driver's license eventually go away. Most crimes arent back to back to back life sentencew without hope of parole. The stakes are lower, but this current online paradigm of almost all warnings/strikes/punishments lasting forever seems like a much stricter/harsher world than is civil.