Yes, most people would, which is why there's been a move towards what you're describing over the last 1-2 years.
Language goes through a natural process of elision, of dropping what's unnecessary. This is no different.
It's generally cis allies who put "He/Him/His" in caps and stuff anyway. Most of the trans people I know have just switched to saying "he" or "he/him".
Safe Rust solves the problem of memory safety (assuming that any unsafe code is correct). Unsafe Rust continues to be potentially memory unsafe. That is equivalent to other memory safe languages like Java (which is memory safe under the assumption that the JVM has no memory safety bugs and any JNI code is correct), and a very large improvement over C and C++.
The reason you can't do that by the way is because of literal centuries of slavery and oppression which was informed by the same basic idea, that some groups of people are naturally better than others.
Until things have been fine for an equally long time, such arguments will be socially sanctioned, as they should be.
If your concern is more about this place being called a hellsite than the actual scientific racism at hand, then perhaps that says more about you than you might think.
For the last several days much of the discussion about Scott Siskind of Slate Star Codex has been about "guilt by association" with Charles Murray, Moldbug and other white supremacist and neoreactionary types. I firmly believe that guilt by association with white supremacists is fundamentally valid, but I was heavily downvoted for my arguments.
My priors have been confirmed, as the rationalists would say. Association with white supremacists and neoreactionaries continues to be strong evidence of one's own sympathies, despite loud protestations (perhaps too much?) from the denizens of this hellsite.
Not all libertarians, but many right-libertarians, certainly. (I have some wonderful left-libertarian friends.)
Anyone who ignores structural racism and espouses the policy positions that Murray does is either ignorant or racist. Murray, being a public figure whose ideas have had real impact on the material conditions of marginalized people, does not have the excuse of ignorance.
I'm speaking from personal experience here. I used to be on the right-libertarian train myself before I realized that oppression was primarily structural and that a laissez-faire approach always perpetuates it. I genuinely do not believe one can be non-racist and espouse Murray's policy positions once one understands this basic fact.
If you want to learn more about how welfare reform in the 1990s—something Murray influenced a great deal—affected millions of lives, I'd recommend the first season of a podcast called The Uncertain Hour.
Well, for his accurate beliefs, let's look to another excerpt from In Our Hands:
"The libertarian solution is to prevent the government from redistributing money in the first place. Imagine for a moment that the $2 trillion that the US government spends on transfer payments were left instead in the hands of the people who started with it. If I could wave a magic wand, that would be my solution. It is a case I have made elsewhere."
His eugenicist UBI is an alternative to his ideal proposal.
As a public figure with extensive writings, his internal state of mind does not matter.
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edit to respond because I'm "posting too fast":
> So as long as you don't write anything down or have yourself recorded as having said racist things, you can't be racist?
What? A logical statement does not imply it's converse. I'm talking about public figures like Murray here, not average private individuals. Besides, structural racism of the sort Murray advocates for has a much greater impact on material conditions than what some rando believes in their heart.
No, I don't, because I'm sure he's constructed post hoc rationalizations in his head about how he's not actually as bad as it seems.
I evaluate him like I do any other public figure: based on his writing and the impact he's had on public policy debates. His internal state of mind does not matter at all.