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On 08/07/2017 11:38, D.M. Procida wrote:

>
> Of course, nothing I say will possibly change your ideas about these
> things. If you think that supporting the Pride movement or valuing
> inclusivity is simply a "current fashionable ideology" then it seems to
> me that betrays attitudes of discomfort and fear.
>

OK. I'll bite, in what way do you think "current fashionable ideology"
is misleading. How is Gay Pride not just the in vogue ideology that
people can safely signal virtue by supporting. Just as people in the
past signalled virtue by supporting Christianity or indeed signalled
virtue by condemning homosexuals.

How does it betray attitudes of discomfort and fear?


> In time, fewer and fewer people will feel threatened in this way.
> Younger people in particular thank goodness don't share those fears of
> others nearly as much, and some unhappier attitudes are simply dying out
> - partly because they are dying with the people who hold them, and
> partly because people do change their ideas.
>
> I hope your attitudes change before you die, but it doesn't matter;
> you're in a declining minority that has lost the arguments of humanity,
> morality and has less influence than ever.

What attitudes of mine do you hope change? My belief that a computer
group should not be compromised by political / moral crusaders? What
minority am I in?

Would you say you were trying to be "inclusive" with these seemingly
groundless insinuations or do you think you are being deliberately
hurtful and exclusive? I know what I think.

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