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Ok, so you don't mind if I take over all your rooms? You can live in the basement if you have one. It looks like you try to project it like it would be like vi

by genman 3y ago

Ok, so you don't mind if I take over all your rooms? You can live in the basement if you have one. It looks like you try to project it like it would be like visiting, nope, no such luck, I will come forever and take all my relatives with me and we'll do what ever we want. Of course you would have the right for your own opinion but as you are now just a minority then that would be just that - an opinion.

piloto_ciego 3y ago
Oh, you’re a racist doing replacement theory nonsense. Gotcha, alright well, you specifically you are not welcome, and GFY.
- genman 3y ago
  I do not follow conspiracy theories, but perhaps you are more familiar with this. I really do not care about what skin color people have if they share the same general values I have like the right for freedom of speech and right for religious freedom (that includes absence of religion). Like I explained in another post, these fundamental values can be threatened by a seemingly demographic process. One such very clear example is how Nazis rose to power through democratic process. More recent examples are how Putin usurped power in Russia or how Muslim Brotherhood attempted to do the same in Egypt to enforce sharia (after its offshoot Hamas did it successfully in Gaza a half a decade earlier). In another comment I gave an example how four hundred million of Chinese could overtake and destroy democracy in US by democratic means but yes, it can happen with any politically motivated group of people. It can be also of course people with Muslim background who believe in Islamic supremacy or other such racist nonsense. It is completely possible and has happened already in US once. Ask about this from Native Americans. I do not know what this replacement theory is about but such processes I described here are completely possible and can be exploited by foreign political powers. But my previous comment was more general. The main idea that you intentionally ignore and try to neglect with hostile comments like the previous one is that every person has some limit they can tolerate. It would be unfair if you accepted somebody into your home and they start to make demands instead and dictate what you can and can't do. In the home example the undesired outcome will manifest itself rapidly but in the case of larger system the effect will take some time to appear until large enough change has happened. For example it is happening in SF where newcomers are demanding that the people who have lived there for multiple generations should destroy their homes to make place for them instead - fortunately it is something benign like this and not a demand to establish one party system or install sharia.
- genman 3y ago
  Btw. my main intention was to show how naive hospitality can be exploited by a malicious actor. Your reaction is as smart as calling a person who shows vulnerabilities in the software a hacker.

by genman 3y ago

piloto_ciego 3y ago

Oh, you’re a racist doing replacement theory nonsense. Gotcha, alright well, you specifically you are not welcome, and GFY.

genman 3y ago
I do not follow conspiracy theories, but perhaps you are more familiar with this. I really do not care about what skin color people have if they share the same general values I have like the right for freedom of speech and right for religious freedom (that includes absence of religion). Like I explained in another post, these fundamental values can be threatened by a seemingly demographic process. One such very clear example is how Nazis rose to power through democratic process. More recent examples are how Putin usurped power in Russia or how Muslim Brotherhood attempted to do the same in Egypt to enforce sharia (after its offshoot Hamas did it successfully in Gaza a half a decade earlier). In another comment I gave an example how four hundred million of Chinese could overtake and destroy democracy in US by democratic means but yes, it can happen with any politically motivated group of people. It can be also of course people with Muslim background who believe in Islamic supremacy or other such racist nonsense. It is completely possible and has happened already in US once. Ask about this from Native Americans. I do not know what this replacement theory is about but such processes I described here are completely possible and can be exploited by foreign political powers. But my previous comment was more general. The main idea that you intentionally ignore and try to neglect with hostile comments like the previous one is that every person has some limit they can tolerate. It would be unfair if you accepted somebody into your home and they start to make demands instead and dictate what you can and can't do. In the home example the undesired outcome will manifest itself rapidly but in the case of larger system the effect will take some time to appear until large enough change has happened. For example it is happening in SF where newcomers are demanding that the people who have lived there for multiple generations should destroy their homes to make place for them instead - fortunately it is something benign like this and not a demand to establish one party system or install sharia.
genman 3y ago
Btw. my main intention was to show how naive hospitality can be exploited by a malicious actor. Your reaction is as smart as calling a person who shows vulnerabilities in the software a hacker.