Read the whole thread if you need further motivation to make the Scala community more inclusive. This is so embarrassing. :( nitter.vloup.ch/JMC_IO/status/81…
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hateful-loudmouths damage a community as a whole and increase pressure on those with less representation.
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Being an old fart, I very clearly remember having those opinions a decade or two ago. “Hateful” misses the point IMO.
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hateful might really miss the point but was aimed at the person we talked about (you might want to check his timeline)
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In most cases, I think it's ignorance, not hate
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ignorance is the brother of hate. Willful ignorance is just a different name for hate.
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Assuming people can't learn doesn't seem justified to me. Convincing them takes empathy even for people with shitty opinions.
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we showed so much empathy and tolerance to people with shitty opinions that we forgot about the ones we should protect
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Replying to @codepitbull @kaffeecoder
I'm not convinced a zero tolerance policy is helpful, especially if it's fellow privileged people who apply it

Jan 13, 2017 · 12:59 PM UTC

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Replying to @stilkov @kaffeecoder
so we go on as we did? Tolerate those oppressing others without being accountable?
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Not what I suggest at all, no. I think it bears remembering that most of us were worse than we are today, and condescension rarely helps
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Replying to @stilkov @kaffeecoder
and what is it with everyone that laws ans punishment are a crucial part of human society?
Replying to @stilkov @kaffeecoder
where is the problem with enforcing the standards that are defined in the German constitution?