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Globrazu
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Globrazu
11y ago
Who exactly are you reffering to when you talk about "white people"? Anglo-Saxons/Saxons? Franks/Gauls? Celts? Slavs? Greco-Romans? Nordic people? You're talking and generalizing an awful lot of people.
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Globrazu
11y ago
This kind of racist "gender politics", along with a level of self-hatred and loathing for certain classes of people is a wider problem with GitHub employees and has been manifesting for a while, for example: https://git
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Globrazu
11y ago
Why would I respond to "her feelings" when the facts of the matter is that SHE actually attacked and insulted/harassed the person she portrays as an evil harasser, and not the other way around? My response is that her account
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Globrazu
11y ago
"I have zero problem with everything you've listed here that she's said and done." Then you might want to rethink your convictions regarding harassment and abuse, seeing as she's engaged in these things unrepentin
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Globrazu
11y ago
What exactly "did people do to her"? Vivek Wadhwa wrote a book that she didn't like and upon being "criticized" even offered a free copy of it, she declined and told him to go die in a fire. Anne Rice called attenti
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Globrazu
11y ago
I think it's rather telling that this "exposé" Blogpost doesn't link to anything actually incriminating and tries to call someone a "rape apologist with neonazi friends" based on supposedly who they might have
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Globrazu
11y ago
"She's been viciously attacked in Breitbart, a far right-wing site that championed GamerGate's hounding of women in tech." How about you give links to these "vicious attacks" so people can actually look at th
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Globrazu
11y ago
If you look at the actual facts of the matter you will see a vastly differing view of who was "harassed" and who was the "harasser" than this Blog post tries to paint, here's where most of this started: https:/
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Globrazu
11y ago
The reason so many people are against “Code of Conducts” is because they are not used as a baseline for professional behavior (against which there would also be arguments in Open Source), but as a political cudgel to score points and enact
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Globrazu
11y ago
" They should just say what they mean: If you're a straight white man it's okay to treat you like shit. " Several GitHub employees would agree: https://github.com/todogroup/opencodeofconduct/pul
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Globrazu
11y ago
http://sealedabstract.com/rants/re-xkcd-1357-free-speech/ If you are legally required to take something down it is kind of different from when you freely choose to do so because you find the content objectionable
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Globrazu
11y ago
It's funny that a writer for the New York Times is apparently tainted because he held an AMA. An AMA which he held deliberately vague and where he made various of the claims that critics of "GamerGate" make to begin with, for
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Globrazu
11y ago
It's funny because it isn't even true, TechRaptor as a Tech reporting site has existed since early 2013, here is a Web Archive from about a year before "GamerGate" started: http://web.archive.org/web/
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Globrazu
11y ago
It's funny because this isn't even true, TechRaptor as a Tech reporting site has existed since early 2013, here is a Web Archive from about a year before "GamerGate" started: http://web.archive.org/web&#x