• @KnitWit
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    1 year ago

    Talk about a great example of white privilege; getting upset that a drawing by an ai has too many POC in it when it’s supposed to be all nazis.

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      41 year ago

      how many fingers are on a hand

      I just want to gently remind you that some of our less-fingered community members might find this comment ablest and hurtful.

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        11 year ago

        Edited and removed that sentence, thanks

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          t’s just to show they are being inclusive.

          Edit: let me simplify this a little because I know I write long sentences.

          It seems like “just to show they are being inclusive” might mean you think they dont actually care about disabled people, but just want to score leftist brownie points.

          If you do think that, my question is: what makes you think that way?

          Maybe it is because there are many examples of people in conservative circles who say things they don’t really believe, just to score right wing brownie points.

          My examples are as follows: I have observed with my own eyes people behaving one way in church, nodding piously at the sermon on the mount, but out of the church doors and in the Denny’s acting like the worst bunch of Goddamned Karens you ever laid eyes on.

          It’s not just limited to church people. How often do we hear from the right about law and order? About being tough on crime? People who talk in these terms don’t mean it. These are hollow platitudes and pure pretence. If they were sincere, why would they would vote for someone with 91 felony charges in 4 states?

          So my possible explanation for why you would think media representation is empty posturing is because you see so much of it in conservative discourse, it is normalized and you assume leftists are doing it too.