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This makes me want to try omarchy

• cyanydeez 23d ago
  makes cleaning up the trash easiler, obviously.
• E-Reverance 23d ago
  Yeah a lot of people have failed to internalize a lot of the meta-lessons of current culture wars
  • tastyface 23d ago
    Here's another meta-lesson: "woke" turns out to be broadly popular and is not actually going away. Yes, many people *genuinely* give a fuck that tech leaders are promoting white supremacy and ethnic cleansing, and there will be actual consequences for this.
    • E-Reverance 23d ago
      > there will be actual consequences for this. Not implausible but what exactly because sometimes when people throw that phrase its just aggrieved cope
    • loeg 22d ago
      "Woke" is the 20 side of myriad 20-80 issues. It cannot accurately be described as "broadly popular."
• theorique 23d ago
  Yup. Whenever disagreeable, humorless scolds start squealing about how "everybody must do X" or "everybody must stop doing Y" ... it makes a lot of people want to do the opposite.
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• antfarm 23d ago
  What part exactly? I hope not the one about DHH publishing essays promoting far-right talking points.
  • machomaster 23d ago
    "The enemy of my enemy is my friend". If despicable individuals start hating on somebody, reasonable people will have a positive view by default and will be more compelled to try what crazies are trying to ban. "I don't care what you hate, since I have have seen what you cheer". Quite the opposite: "oh, you hate it, must be good and worthy"
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