fridaysforfuture, but everyday
Me from the #twidere #github discussion:
(just wanted to make my misstake visable)
>And you think I'm privileged?
I made assumptions with that I shouldn't. I should have asked instead. But I guess what I actully ment (behind the rage I had) was more to reflect on your privilidges, since I believe we all have some.
I honestly apologize for 'reflect on your privilidged life'. That was manipulative, wrong, offensive....etc.
fridaysforfuture, but everyday
''I'm not wanting to define for others what strategy to choose to stand up against fascism. But my proposal was definalty not about moving data from one plattform to another.
I proposed to use this significant current event to take action through several forms
It could be even a strike during which the [#github] project leaves a statement for what reasons they are doing so.'
'...but isn't that just all symbolic and doesn't change anything?'
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fridaysforfuture, but everyday
It has a clear potential of damaging microsofts investment in github and their brand as a whole. It can send a clear message to those wanting to make a profit from this violence. It is also supporting workers within microsoft who have positions against microsoft support of ICE, since it is stregning their position.
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fridaysforfuture, but everyday
Making microsoft to step out of ICE contract sends a clear message to those taking direct part in ICE. Right now, microsoft helps them with moral support and support in being legitimate institution.
Why do I come up with this?
Because I believe in, 'taking action starting from where one is'. It's also an action that doesn't aquire much efford can be done from anywhere and still can have a meaningfull impact (I believe)
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