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Well... yeah, your behavior is that of someone who has Stockholm syndrome. I'm not saying this to be hostile, but there's a world of difference between "I accep

by bigstrat2003 3y ago

Well... yeah, your behavior is that of someone who has Stockholm syndrome. I'm not saying this to be hostile, but there's a world of difference between "I accept this because it's the best option for me despite the drawbacks" and "I don't mind getting price gouged because the big tech company has to make money somehow". We all make business decisions that aren't ideal (because we have to), but you don't need to lick the company boot while you're at it.

sbuk 3y ago
So disagreeing with someone else’s behaviour when choosing their tech means they have Stockholm syndrome? No, you may not think you’re being hostile, but you are.
- tpush 3y ago
  > So disagreeing with someone else’s behaviour when choosing their tech means they have Stockholm syndrome? No, they perfectly explained why that isn't the case. Please read the post carefully instead of knee jerk responding.
  - sbuk 3y ago
    > but you don't need to lick the company boot while you're at it. That’s hostile. It’s obnoxious as suggesting a difference of opinion is “Stockholm syndrome”. It the same as saying “I’m not being rude, but you’re an idiot”. Yeah, you’re being rude.