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Are you implying that because someone does or does not write a blog post that somehow we know their true feelings?
by shittyanalogy 13y ago
Are you implying that because someone does or does not write a blog post that somehow we know their true feelings?
- jnbiche 13y agoOf course not, but at some point we have to take most people at their word, otherwise life becomes difficult. You didn't answer my question. I'm genuinely interested in who you're talking about who's using their notoriety to "coerce" people.
- shittyanalogy 13y agoWe do not have to take people at their word about their opinions. That's childish. You will never know what anyone truly feels because you are not them. You can let them fill you with whatever they want or you can just continue your life observing their actions and planning yours accordingly. You can take his lack of blog posting denouncing his previous donation as a clear indicator that he's a homophobe, or you can understand that life is more complicated than that. As per your previous question, the article is thus: http://www.teamrarebit.com/blog/2014/03/24/goodbye_firefox_marketplace/ http://www.teamrarebit.com/blog/2014/03/24/goodbye_firefox_m... Now I'm not saying that people shouldn't act on their strong convictions, I'm merely saying that those in charge of team rarebit have decided to publicly incite ill will towards a person who made a donation on public record 6 years ago. I have no interest in deciding who is right or wrong. I'm simply pointing out that they are giving very good reason for people to want to keep their donations completely private.