SFLemonade

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   by SFLemonade 11y ago

   You're talking about two different issues / results of censorship here, both of which are legitimate and need to be discussed. Don't silence one with the other.
2. 32.▲
   by SFLemonade 11y ago

   That sounds like a pretty standard HR situation. Can't do that shit at work. But your personal life should be different (no matter how inconvenient that is in some cases), and the social justice movement is looking to change that. They
3. 33.▲
   by SFLemonade 11y ago

   You and anyone interested in this should read Jon Ronson's book "So You've Been Publicly Shamed". An excellent, rational, balanced take on this issue. Also check out the works of Dr. Gad Saad. If you'd rather not ta
4. 34.▲
   by SFLemonade 11y ago

   Part of the problem that I see, is that in modern America, everyone is a victim. Anything can be considered offensive. And when that happens, we find it acceptable to utterly destroy people's lives over 140 characters...in the name of
5. 35.▲
   by SFLemonade 11y ago

   Woah! Massive logical jump there!
6. 36.▲
   by SFLemonade 11y ago

   I think the origin really does matter to some people. For example, why have farmers markets made such a strong return in the U.S.? Savvy consumers want to support local business and buy products that they know were made ethically and withou
7. 37.▲
   by SFLemonade 11y ago

   If we're speaking in technicalities, wouldn't Anheuser be Brazilian (InBev)?