| >You use quotes to show that I said something but I did no such thing. No, I explicitly stated that I was grouping your posts in with others that seem similar to me (and acknowledged that I could be in error on that). >But regardless, at least they don't stoop to putting words in my mouth that I never used in that particular order and with that particular goal. You're a software developer, right? So think a bit more abstract. I suspect my point fits to things you've written in this thread. >Let's hope not, it would be painful for all involved. Why? Thinking stupid things is part of growing up. The much more important bit is eventually correcting as many of those things as possible. >But the present day Nazis and their sympathizers have no such excuse. Here we're in agreement. If someone identifies as a Nazi then the game changes. But I just see a lot of e.g. Trump supporters right now that I can't shake the feeling that they're not being evil they're just ignorant on a lot of things the rest of us aren't. >It's not going to be a large change but speaking out about this stuff is the least that we can do. Please don't take my replies as trying to shut you down. My point is entirely about tone. Nothing else. |