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Say what? I know zero, none, no people who put their pronouns in their signature. Given that I work with college students, I'm not exactly sheltered. You live i
by bradley13 3y ago
Say what? I know zero, none, no people who put their pronouns in their signature. Given that I work with college students, I'm not exactly sheltered. You live in a weird, woke bubble.
Which is probably why you don't see the need to allow disrespecting symbols. That is a classic means of protest, whether it's a flag, a picture, a book, or something else. It is meant to get attention, and yet harms no one.
- rich_sasha 3y agoHa, you know so much about me. But disrespecting peoples closely held beliefs is just unnecessary. Reasonable people can disagree, about anything really, and anything can be said, politely. Portraying prophet Mohammed as a terrorist, or burning books, is just hate speech. The latter is literally what the Nazis did. Criticize whoever you want, with respect. Not this nonsense.
- mrkeen 3y ago> disrespecting peoples closely held beliefs is just unnecessary. How dare you call them 'beliefs'? Are you implying that they're not facts? You're telling every Muslim on the planet that they're subscribing to fairy tales. Hyperbole aside, I don't want my tax money going towards paying police to break up 'unnecessary' demonstrations.
- jmye 3y ago> I know zero, none, no people who put their pronouns in their signature. Given that I work with college students, I'm not exactly sheltered. You live in a weird, woke bubble. Roughly 50% of the tech folks I interact with (at minor companies like Salesforce and Amazon) list them. But tell me more about my “weird” “woke” (as if you can define the word) bubble. Because of course it’s not that you live in a bubble. You’re the main character. Or whatever. I’m so tired of this pervasive, self-important bullshit. Grow up.