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> There's really a lot of hyperbole in these discussions. I'm starting to see these discussions as an example of fundamentalism. A lot of people talk as if the
by saraid216 14y ago
> There's really a lot of hyperbole in these discussions.
I'm starting to see these discussions as an example of fundamentalism. A lot of people talk as if they're being threatened by this; it's reminiscent of listening to people talk about how marriage is under siege. I'd love to see a language analysis comparing the two, actually, for a more objective perspective.
I mean... how much of this debate is driven by an unconscious thought along these lines: "I still use Facebook, even though everyone agrees it's evil. I feel bad about that, but I don't want to leave my friends there. We could move to G+ or something, but it'd be hard to get everyone to go."