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You don't like to lump people into groups by race/country of origin but find no cognitive dissonance in lumping people together by platform choice.
by y-curious 2y ago
You don't like to lump people into groups by race/country of origin but find no cognitive dissonance in lumping people together by platform choice.
- theossuary 2y ago"Wow, you'd group people by their actions and beliefs but not by immutable characteristics they were born with?!" /s
- 52-6F-62 2y agoOne of those is something people are born into without choice. The other is chosen because of their tastes.
- DrillShopper 2y agoYes. People can leave the platform. They can't leave their race.
- derpyderp1488 2y ago[flagged]
- ogurechny 2y agoThat's just the view of bureaucratic machines which prefer to have some stable identifier in the relevant field on paper form (it doesn't matter if it's for ethnic cleansing or “celebrating diversity”), and then shape the reality until it fits. Even though it might be hard to ignore the well-budgeted choir of well-intentioned promoters of status quo, you still don't have to believe in this concept.