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>A lot of the tech "movements" that are all about disruption have leaned heavily conservative in the past decade, and its the conservatives that are implementin
by Levitz 1y ago
>A lot of the tech "movements" that are all about disruption have leaned heavily conservative in the past decade, and its the conservatives that are implementing these rules.
Hard disagree. Look at the reaction from the Tea app, a whole lot of concern for the women and their info, not a peep about the men who didn't even consent in any way. Am I supposed to believe it's conservatives?
Chat control in the EU is also not coming from conservatives, it's a bipartisan issue through and through.
- ryandv 1y agoYes well you see, women and the LGBTQ+ are always right and morally infallible; all men are simply subhuman conservative racists. As subhumans they are not entitled to basic human rights or required to provide consent for anything. Try as you might to refute this progressive axiom in vain; better to simply just double down on an assumption nobody has ever been able to refute, and carry it to its necessary conclusions.
- ActorNightly 1y agoTea app is relatively new. The Gamergate was the start of it all, where you had a whole bunch of the people adjacent to tech started pushing back hard against things like feminism online, and evolved from there. Shortly after Trump got elected and the movement grew. >In EU party lines are a bit different, but nevertheless, the conservatives are the ones that are pushing this The point is that whomever is pushing it is basically anti conservative in the sense of personal liberties, but conservative populace ends up electing those people because they are so vehemently anti liberal that they are blind to the actual reality.