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No, there's a big difference between "net effects are not guaranteed to be perfectly neutral" and "I am going to intentionally put my thumb on the scale". The
by tbrownaw 3mo ago
No, there's a big difference between "net effects are not guaranteed to be perfectly neutral" and "I am going to intentionally put my thumb on the scale".
The position that everything is political so therefore opinions are mandatory intentionally conflates these things.
- Forgeties79 3mo agoYou’re the one who seems to be conflating things - everything is political =/= opinions are mandatory.
- tbrownaw 3mo agoThe comment I was replying to said > When people say "We're not political", or "That's not political". What they're actually saying is that it's within my own politics. That assertion is incorrect. Said incorrect assertion is derived from the conflation I called out.
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- orbital-decay 3mo agoReminder that you're commenting on the decision to make someone's political opinion against crypto mandatory for Codeberg
- Forgeties79 3mo agoThey’re banning crypto projects. There’s no screening for your opinion on crypto. Let’s not make this into something it isn’t.