kevin_06s

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   by kevin_06s 14y ago

   The crux of the matter here is why people react so negatively to being recorded on video. You seem to believe it is because the person doing the recording might attack or ask for money. I don't really buy this argument, since being asked fo
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   by kevin_06s 14y ago

   I do not see why we cannot blame the law. The argument seems pretty trivial to make. If a company does not overreact they have a low chance of being hit with a very large penalty (loss of safe haven and lawsuit), whereas if they overreact t
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   by kevin_06s 14y ago

   The "Lighten Up" situation is quite different in that there was an identifiable victim of the sexism who suffered concrete consequences such as being forced to attend an HR meeting. "Every woman in CS" is too broad to establish an identifia