Replace oppressive terms with inclusive terms.

[Ted Hess]

On 6/27/2021 11:47:50 AM, "Adrian Schmutzler" <mail at adrianschmutzler.de> 
wrote:

>>  There are only a few things more dangerous when you start censoring or
>>  reinterpreting past literature or events, specially when you hope that
>words
>>  you don't like have to be looked up in a dictionary. I don't think wiping
>out
>>  the past (which is an all-time favorite for both far-right and far-left)
>would
>>  make the world a better place. You know the drill, you either learn from
>the
>>  past or repeat it. This "woke movement" has an alarming number of
>>  similarities to both extremes from our history.
>>
>>  As far as I know we have a defined way to start voting and cross-posting
>was
>>  never one of them.
>>
>>  You are free to be neutral, but nonsense like this will be always a
>hardline
>>  "no" from me.
>
>+1
>
>Thanks for wrapping this up into the proper words/arguments.
>
>Adrian

Fantastic summary of exactly my feeling on all this - since we're 
voting, that would be:

No - from me.

/ted