If reanimated zombie Hitler wants to talk about interesting Haskell code, I will listen to him as long as he keeps his (unrelated to conference theme) beliefs to himself.
This also applies to anyone else anywhere. I don't want to open, let's say comp.lang.c++ and see unrelated shit stuff like this: https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/comp.lang.c++/0nntFdG6xjo .
If Yarvin can't keep his unrelated beliefs to himself on a technical conference, then yes, he should not be there. If he can — welcome.
Is that so hard for you?
But what I see everyday is people, who suffered the most from intolerance in the past, are often the most intolerant in the present. This is just wow. These people have fallen to the level of "reanimated zombie Hitler" they are so afraid of.
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Date: 2017-03-01 04:28 pm (UTC)This also applies to anyone else anywhere. I don't want to open, let's say comp.lang.c++ and see unrelated
shitstuff like this: https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/comp.lang.c++/0nntFdG6xjo .If Yarvin can't keep his unrelated beliefs to himself on a technical conference, then yes, he should not be there. If he can — welcome.
Is that so hard for you?
But what I see everyday is people, who suffered the most from intolerance in the past, are often the most intolerant in the present. This is just wow. These people have fallen to the level of "reanimated zombie Hitler" they are so afraid of.