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Today I decided to download the Ayatollah Khomenei's manual of Islamic law, the Tahrir al-Wasilah.
Page 229, Volume 3: ''Intercourse with a woman is not allowed unless she attains the age of nine years, regardless whether the marriage is permanent or temporary. There is, however, no objection in other sexual enjoyments like touching lasciviously, hugging and rubbing the thighs, even with a suckling infant.''
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In recent years I've attended multiple software conference talks that had unrelated extreme political rhetoric in slides, such as "fuck [name]" and "punch [group]".
Whenever this happened, some of the audience would clap and cheer, I'd roll my eyes, and the talk would get back on topic.
Fast-forward to today, and look at how many people in our industry are openly celebrating the murder of someone they decided was a "nazi" and "fascist". Turns out these people were more serious than I thought.
As someone who's repeatedly been called a "nazi" and "fascist" myself for disagreements with far-left ideology, I know how easily those labels get thrown around. And honestly, this is making me seriously reconsider which conferences I attend.
There's a hateful rot within our industry. It shouldn't be socially acceptable to cheer for murder. We need to do more than roll our eyes.
Diego retweeted
At this point, I don’t speak at (or even attend) Tech conferences.
Too many death threats, encouraged by conference speakers. It’s just not worth the risk.
In fact, there have been instances where conferences organizers, themselves, were involved in threatening me with violence if I attend. (Such as with @seagl.)
This has been going on for years.
I recall a 2018 keynote at an @OReillyMedia @oscon event, where @shanselman (a VP at @Microsoft and one of the conference organizers) encouraged attendees to “be willing to commit crimes against white men”. That people should be “willing to go to jail”. He even had a slide encouraging people to become “accomplices”.
When I raised an objection to encouraging violence, this Microsoft executive pulled up a picture of me on his phone and spent multiple days showing people at the conference what I looked like. To be on the lookout for me. And to that I was “dangerous”.
Every single person organizing the conference supported his actions and calls for violence.
Microsoft rewarded him with a promotion.
In recent years I've attended multiple software conference talks that had unrelated extreme political rhetoric in slides, such as "fuck [name]" and "punch [group]".
Whenever this happened, some of the audience would clap and cheer, I'd roll my eyes, and the talk would get back on topic.
Fast-forward to today, and look at how many people in our industry are openly celebrating the murder of someone they decided was a "nazi" and "fascist". Turns out these people were more serious than I thought.
As someone who's repeatedly been called a "nazi" and "fascist" myself for disagreements with far-left ideology, I know how easily those labels get thrown around. And honestly, this is making me seriously reconsider which conferences I attend.
There's a hateful rot within our industry. It shouldn't be socially acceptable to cheer for murder. We need to do more than roll our eyes.
Diego retweeted
Borraron porque son cagones, pero mirá como estaban llamando a matar al @GordoDan_
Después el que genera violencia es él tuiteando mientras caga.
Diego retweeted
Es un buen momento para recordarles que Luis Juez durante la reunión del Consejo de la Magistratura dejó el micrófono abierto y dijo sin ponerse colorado: alguna moneda le vamos a sacar. Señores, este es el video que quería evitar que se difunda. Hagan su magia. 👇👊💣🚬
Diego retweeted
Cuando decimos que la izquierda te quiere pobre no es solo por los malos resultados históricos de sus politicas, sino también porque ellos mismos lo dicen abiertamente.
Ellos: " Si el pobre escala económicamente ya no nos votan", "no podemos permitir que el pobre conozca Miami, luego va querer ser uno de ellos"
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"Macri se equivocó cuando decidió que Cristina NO tenía que ir presa"
30/05/17
Mi gran amigo el archivo.