Why is it funny that someone is asking you to stop ridiculing a tool that some people derive utility from? Do you think I am an idiot because I use stack?
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You have made that clear. Of that there is no doubt. I don't think I'll get through to you that some people have "feels" and that you might consider them occasionally... We can agree to disagree on that. But where is the technical basis to justify this level of hate?
The stack-related political movement has done more social damage and regress than I could ever do, even if I tried. Please do not assume that I do not consider others' feelings. It's an unreasonable and somewhat gross assumption.
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I only base that of your replies to this thread of conversation. You've said that 1) you feel no responsibility that someone felt bad about the scolding you gave them 2) you won't play the "my feelings are blah" game with me
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1) I feel a responsibility, and I have since responded appropriately. Do I need to say it again? 2) That's because I don't play the political game that is destroying discourse. I parody it.
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But more interestingly is that you see stacks problems as more political than technical.
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Yes, I very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very do.
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