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Replying to @sarahmei
i believe there is a huge difference between people like kavanaugh and weinstein and people like stallman. stallman did what he did because he was autistic, needed affection or sth like that. he did not use his power or hide. i feel sorry for him.
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Replying to @despina_kampani @sarahmei
He absolutely used his power here. That's how he got away with decades of creeping on women: protected by status and dude pals with power. He just had less power than Weinstein.
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I think it's fine to feel bad for him. Or Weinstein if you like. But only if one takes proportionate time to feel bad for each person they harmed. Otherwise it's just a more subtle way to reinforce the systems that let them go on hurting people.
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wow, antisemitism!
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Sussman...Stallman....I know this dog whistle!
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