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> This is an interesting story but this article looks really poorly written/biased. Lunduke went off the deep end a while ago, anything he writes about codes o
by jsheard 2y ago
> This is an interesting story but this article looks really poorly written/biased.
Lunduke went off the deep end a while ago, anything he writes about codes of conduct is coming from the perspective of someone who published a list of companies to boycott for celebrating Pride Month. He is the archetypical person that CoCs are intended to exclude and he's extremely bitter about it.
- lostmsu 2y agoAll perspectives are invalid. One has to judge individual points.
- zahlman 2y ago> the perspective of someone who published a list of companies to boycott for celebrating Pride Month. To be clear, do you allege that he has done this? While I agree that Mr. Lunduke's content has an admittedly right-wing bias and is certainly not what one would consider "politically correct", nothing I've seen from him seems concordant with that. I would expect that the phrase "celebrating Pride Month" carries quite a bit of weight in such an accusation. > He is the archetypical person that CoCs are intended to exclude and he's extremely bitter about it. He has previously documented himself, as a Jewish man, being quite literally labelled as a Nazi by people who are in positions to enforce CoCs. The reaction seems not exactly unjustified to me. My experience is that the large majority of people "excluded" by CoCs genuinely haven't done anything that ordinary members of the public would consider objectionable.
- jsheard 2y ago> To be clear, do you allege that he has done this? Yes: https://conservativenerds.locals.com/post/4082682/list-of-tech-companies-which-promote-pride https://conservativenerds.locals.com/post/4082682/list-of-te...