No he's right, they actively engage aggressively with anyone who does not share their views and it's pretty unsubtle. Ignore and block them, you can't have honest discussions with them so why bother?
AngryishHumanoid
joined 2 years ago
Explain why.
I don't do that any more, and stop calling me Stubby.
Good enough for me, I'm easy.
Hey, I'm 2 out of 3!
This got me weirdly thinking about what would be the perfect size and whether they could genetically select for that, then I realized I was thinking way too much about a web comic and should just go see if there is a porn version of Gattaca.
Actually you might be right, I think it had a map builder and that was how you loaded your own map maybe? Glad I could help, I loved that game!
Check out Metal Marines, you couldn't drag files from desktop but it had your base and the enemy base in 2 separate windows, you dragged missiles from your base to where you wanted them to hit the enemy base, and you dragged the mech (metal marine) from your base to the enemy base to send it over.
I would say it's hard to quantify specific examples of it helping in the sense you mean, the point of it is to create more awareness of institutional prejudices that affect groups of people. Becoming aware of these prejudices is the first step towards finding ways for those institutions to provide their services more equally to people.
Buddy that response and attitude is the exact opposite of helping and reinforces every negative thing people say about critical theory.
It's missing the most important accessory tho...