Weev: “Women in tech”, doxing, Kathy Sierra, and the koolaid(weev.livejournal.com)
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Weev: “Women in tech”, doxing, Kathy Sierra, and the koolaid
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Has anyone ever noticed that when someone writes something that is contrary to the mainstream narrative, the mainstream labels it as a 'manifesto' or a 'screed'?
What about what Andrew said is reprehensible? Oh, sure, the whole Kathy Sierra dongtrain was eWreckage (and Weev, ffs let it go, let the woman say whatever she wants, leave it be) but his prevailing point- that the victimology-as-a-profile-raiser strategy that many otherwise irrelevant women seem to be employing is pretty bogus, albeit en vogue right now.
What about what Andrew said is reprehensible? Oh, sure, the whole Kathy Sierra dongtrain was eWreckage (and Weev, ffs let it go, let the woman say whatever she wants, leave it be) but his prevailing point- that the victimology-as-a-profile-raiser strategy that many otherwise irrelevant women seem to be employing is pretty bogus, albeit en vogue right now.
Weev is known for some pretty unusual and even extreme beliefs. That's partially why. He's a self admitted white nationalist (I very much am not, nor are most of us).
I agree that this blog post presents perfectly good and logical arguments though, even if most people here might disagree.
I for one agree with many of his points. It's a shame I have to use a throwaway account to say that. If I used my primary, I'd be inundated with accusations of misogyny. There is a massive stigma associated with gender issues like this, where the opposing side is regarded as antiquated misogynists living in the 1700s no matter what they actually say.
I agree that this blog post presents perfectly good and logical arguments though, even if most people here might disagree.
I for one agree with many of his points. It's a shame I have to use a throwaway account to say that. If I used my primary, I'd be inundated with accusations of misogyny. There is a massive stigma associated with gender issues like this, where the opposing side is regarded as antiquated misogynists living in the 1700s no matter what they actually say.
> It's a shame I have to use a throwaway account to say that.
Well, I'll say it on my only account: The points lad out here are extremely agreeable.
Well, I'll say it on my only account: The points lad out here are extremely agreeable.
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