specialk said:
I see why it might appear that way. Because loud people with large megaphones have something to gain from appearing virtuous and it's rather easy to "take a stand" on issues when taking a stand means badmouthing a colleague that you probably already didn't like. If you want to dismiss polygon and all the other dog-pilers, I can endorse that. I do believe though, that at the heart of this issue in particular, there are women who are simply tired of being a joke and don't want to hear it. I think the source of their fatigue is rooted in legitimate complaints. |
is offense by itself then a legitimate reason to censor someone?
what happens then when you are the person who falls outside of what is considered acceptible? as the range for what is acceptible narrows further and further?
or do you think you'll always be able to toe the line?
from my pov a more sensible solution is to have people study why they are offended by things to begin with...
one thing i will say is that "offense" is the perfect tool to divide people into groups and pit those groups against each other all while they are completely oblivious to the puppet masters who disseminate the ideas that motivate them to begin with
and i'm not talking about polygon or whoever i'm looking directly at the ideology itself and i'm saying that from its very foundation it is fundamentally flawed and anyone can do that if they just sit for a minute and think about it







