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You might think it's bad that there's a product that offers that, and that's fine. What I'm asking you to do is to be honest about the nature of your complaint.
The direction I see all this headed in, potentially, is that the sort of people who got their rocks off railing at religious institutions for "controlling women" will demand behind the scenes that certain female behavior be dampened on the algorithmic level "for their own good."
What I'd like is for us to drag these conversations into daylight and actually talk about what we want and what we don't want, without insisting that every mixed outcome of our preferred ideals is somebody else's fault.
Ugh you're probably right. I don't want to go the dystopian route but if we absolutely must, can we at least find a way to oppress men this time? Just to shake things up
Quietly: one of the problems with “patriarchy” as a theory is that it tends to hide the relatively greater religiosity of women relative to men in the past, and thus also the degree to which women have approved of policing each other’s sexuality, as modern polling date supports.
When this is addressed it turns out "patriarchy" is defined so broadly as a system enforced by men and women and hurts men and women to help some men and some women.
At least when the religious do it they do it in public or 1:1, he wants code to enforce his beliefs for everybody(1B+) in private. What could go wrong?
*busts in* what the hell is going on here, this is all wrong. *20 yrs later* well actually..pic.twitter.com/68KiaXf5UO
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