setting aside the obvious part where the word I’m talking about doesn’t refer to actual physical act of punching (perhaps actually look it up, maybe?) - of course, you’re completely right, suffragettes won the right to vote sheerly by peaceful and quiet protests, and the Pride movement has got roots in a well-known event called “the Stonewall campfire sing-along”.
I don’t find your sarcasm, bad faith, and dismissal of a serious concern, to be compatible with a constructive conversation. If you feel like ditching that, please come again.
You come into a space trying to tone police, arguing with people about how to fight for rights, then get mad when they are a little sarcastic to you? Wow
Does that make it acceptable, or worthwhile of discussing? I don’t think so.
They didn’t want to discuss, they wanted you to put in a modicum of effort to go look up some easily attainable information. You are the one that tried to tone police, so being met with moderate sarcasm is the least bad thing that could have happened
Disagree
K. Good luck sticking your nose in places it doesn’t belong then getting upset when people don’t appreciate it
You keep calling it “tone policing”, I call it “strategy recommendation”.
And no thanks, assuming that I don’t know what I’m talking about, is not a nice thing. I’ve seen plenty of that “easily attainable information”, and I still don’t agree.
sticking your nose in places it doesn’t belong
Plus gatekeeping. How exactly do you figure my nose doesn’t belong here?
You keep calling it “tone policing”, I call it “strategy recommendation”.
You can call whatever you want, it is still tone policing. Telling people they should not punch up because it is not productive is square in that definition, especially on a thread that started with a very silly joke.
Plus gatekeeping. How exactly do you figure my nose doesn’t belong here?
Giving advice where it wasn’t asked for is sticking your nose in places it doesn’t belong. I don’t claim to know your personal intersections, and apologize if you thought I meant you don’t belong in this particular community
setting aside the obvious part where the word I’m talking about doesn’t refer to actual physical act of punching (perhaps actually look it up, maybe?) - of course, you’re completely right, suffragettes won the right to vote sheerly by peaceful and quiet protests, and the Pride movement has got roots in a well-known event called “the Stonewall campfire sing-along”.
I don’t find your sarcasm, bad faith, and dismissal of a serious concern, to be compatible with a constructive conversation. If you feel like ditching that, please come again.
You come into a space trying to tone police, arguing with people about how to fight for rights, then get mad when they are a little sarcastic to you? Wow
Where by “a little”, you mean every single sentence? No, thanks.
Not every single sentence and also they could have been way worse, especially since you are way out of pocket here.
Does that make it acceptable, or worthwhile of discussing? I don’t think so.
Disagree.
They didn’t want to discuss, they wanted you to put in a modicum of effort to go look up some easily attainable information. You are the one that tried to tone police, so being met with moderate sarcasm is the least bad thing that could have happened
K. Good luck sticking your nose in places it doesn’t belong then getting upset when people don’t appreciate it
You keep calling it “tone policing”, I call it “strategy recommendation”.
And no thanks, assuming that I don’t know what I’m talking about, is not a nice thing. I’ve seen plenty of that “easily attainable information”, and I still don’t agree.
Plus gatekeeping. How exactly do you figure my nose doesn’t belong here?
You can call whatever you want, it is still tone policing. Telling people they should not punch up because it is not productive is square in that definition, especially on a thread that started with a very silly joke.
Giving advice where it wasn’t asked for is sticking your nose in places it doesn’t belong. I don’t claim to know your personal intersections, and apologize if you thought I meant you don’t belong in this particular community