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Only the clinically insane are anti-washing machines.... so HN I guess. They are the most accepted tech in the Amish communities - https://x.com/lefineder/sta
by aaron695 2y ago
Only the clinically insane are anti-washing machines.... so HN I guess.
They are the most accepted tech in the Amish communities - https://x.com/lefineder/status/1837083291960365102 https://x.com/lefineder/status/1837083291960365102 (Tweet source - https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amish#Use_of_technology_by_different_affiliations https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amish#Use_of_technology_by_d... )
I don't think there is any point engaging with the part of the population who are anti-washing machines.
Saying you are pro-washing machines is like saying you are anti-child abuse, there is no "In defense" needed. It's a manufactured in your head conversation with Arkham residents who are unfixable.
- XorNot 2y agoIt's also just a lazy article to write: find someone being crazy on the internet, then load up with words like "but some people" and "a growing number of..." and then vaguely gesture at a government body and say they might be thinking about it. I could plant this story for about $150 on Fiverr but I've personally better things to do with my time.
- ookdatnog 2y ago> Only the clinically insane are anti-washing machines.... so HN I guess. - The article is called "In defense of the washing machine". It is not anti-washing machine. - I haven't read a single comment that opposes washing machines. The closest comment I've seen is one that says that maybe we wash our clothes more than they need to be washed. - All the top rated comments at the time I'm writing this comment are asserting the value of washing machines or ridiculing the twitter user who argued for replacing washing machines with communal hand washing. How are you taking in this information and coming to the conclusion that HN is anti-washing machine?