@SIN_Notung least, it's a moral issue that has to be weighed up. It's not a fallacy to think origins can have political/moral significance.
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@PhilosophyExp@SIN_Notung yes it did, it also united thousands of gamers. Does the first in any way invalidate the second?
@JakCharlton @SIN_Notung Basically, you have to worry about with whom you're getting into bed. it's politically and morally relevant.
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@PhilosophyExp@JakCharlton Granted there, but I'm less convinced with hashtags: Harder to trace origins, less affiliative, and open to all. -
@SIN_Notung@JakCharlton Hmmm. Can't say I've been too keen on the way Suey Park has had her profile raised. -
@PhilosophyExp@JakCharlton Me neither, but it wasn't a situation (AFAIK) where rational voices unwittingly agreed with her. -
@PhilosophyExp@JakCharlton What I mean is - all those who actually wanted to "cancel Colbert" were nutters, not just Park. -
@SIN_Notung@JakCharlton Right, but origins were clear, and outcome in terms of Park's profile were predictable, therefore... -
@PhilosophyExp@JakCharlton ...so it could happen I guess. Ok - well we should judge each case on its merits then! :p -
@SIN_Notung@JakCharlton Exactly! :)
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@philosophyexp@sin_notung thats removing the agency of those that did the backing, fallacy of origin still - outcome mattered, not originThanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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