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Be careful who you donate to. Sometimes in the future you might become the CEO of Mozilla and this kind of sexism might be considered unacceptable enough to spa
by stefantalpalaru 13y ago
Be careful who you donate to. Sometimes in the future you might become the CEO of Mozilla and this kind of sexism might be considered unacceptable enough to spark a boycott campaign.
- wwwwwwwwww 13y agoBe careful about what topics you make political jokes about. Don't forget that your rights end where my feelings begin, especially regarding social issues.
- dingaling 13y ago> Don't forget that your rights end where my feelings begin I think the quote is that "your rights end at the tip of my nose". No-one's rights should be infringed because someone is merely displeased or offended.
- wwwwwwwwww 13y agoI'm not quoting anybody. My comment is a spin on the parent's comment on Mozilla. The joke is that a foundation that claims to have "freedom of speech" as one of its core values is having its CEO step down because 5 years ago he expressed an opinion that hurts lots of peoples feelings. Hence, "your rights end where my feelings begin"
- username223 13y agoHow is a (silly and misguided, IMHO) set of perks for some people at all related to a campaign to deny basic rights to some other people because you think they're icky? Live and let live, yo!
- wyager 13y agoSo you're saying it's ok to give "perks" based on gender, but not to detract based on gender? Those seem like different ways of saying the same thing. Discriminating in favor of one group is more or less isometric to discriminating against the other group. A code camp that was boys-only would get torn apart on hacker news, even though it follows your definition of a "set of perks for some people".
- username223 13y agoYes. You're welcome to ask for money for e.g. an "Aryans for Rails" fund. That's very different from lobbying for apartheid laws.