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This is kinda rich in irony, like the following 2 bullets being in sequence "There is no such thing as human rights. There is only identity politics and cultur
by readthenotes1 3y ago
This is kinda rich in irony, like the following 2 bullets being in sequence
"There is no such thing as human rights. There is only identity politics and culture war, which are profit centres.
• Far right white supremacism; libertarianism for white men, forced birth for white women. Eugenics for everyone else."
There are other examples of complaints of how the other fish are drinking water but there's no point in listing them. After all the author did not claim to be outside of the silicon valley worldview
- orangecat 3y agoforced birth for white women This in particular stood out among the rest of the hysterics. What percentage of "Silicon Valley" is anti-abortion? I'd be amazed if it was above 20%.
- uoaei 3y agoOne out of five makes it a common opinion, even if it's not the majority.
- AnimalMuppet 3y agoIt doesn't make it "Silicon Valley's worldview", though.
- __loam 3y agoHer point is the pro-natalism view common among business leaders like Musk and Thiel, not that it's a common view among regular people.