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by akoboldfrying
810 days ago
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This is clearly a sly reference to an exclusionary in-joke, which makes it an in-joke itself, and thus also exclusionary. Needless to say, I'm still offended. And I think we can all agree that no one should ever be offended. |
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Hint: this path or yours? It doesn't work. Feeling offended and asking others not to offend you has to be reasonable within society's moral values. They've changed, obviously. But there is a large group of conservatives (as in: the type who wants traditional values) who loathe that change. The group is significant enough that they can push back changes like these. Case in point: Trump got elected and ensured SCOTUS is now 6-3 conservative-progressive.