@That_Green_Goat@NobodySperg A politics where neither second-order consequences nor trade-offs exist doesn't exist.
Your inability to intuit the cause causing a cause is the same thing that makes you vieamently deny immigration has any negative consequences.
Should I bother explaining?
@That_Green_Goat@NobodySperg It's like the bankers have taken you for a small walk outside your pen.
Mass importing scab labour with the intention to undercut workers does in fact have something to do with destroying the working class.
It also displaces communities, literally tearing them apart.
@That_Green_Goat@NobodySperg This is what I meant when I referred to cutting down the redwoods.
The community that the cockneys were has been completely destroyed by both immigration and the housing market.
But since you've redefined it, it's suddenly okay for a centuries old sub-ethnicity to go extinct.
@Kami_Fritz@DkdWerbung To be specific, it is all the ones we can see.
It's the internet, you can just claim to be the opposite sex and we won't know.
Intentionally drawing attention to the fact they are transgender indicates intentions other than wanting to be the opposite sex.
@That_Green_Goat@NobodySperg Correct, ethnicity is exclusively from ancestory which happens to correlate with DNA but there is no specific line.
Pretending it isn’t means you're dispossessing a people of who they are and the land they inhabit, which is equally dangerous.
You end up with the cockneys gone.
@That_Green_Goat@NobodySperg I think you'll find that all trees have slightly different genetic code, so you can't actually define what type a tree is.
Now I've muddied the waters on types of trees I'm free to cut down redwoods for profit.
I sure hope nobody does something similar with human beings.
@Yoshilpl@G0ffThew The question being rhetorical. It points out that the localisation were lying and the real reason is they're inserting their calaforniod politics during translation.
@Yoshilpl@G0ffThew It only sounds that way because you're missing the context.
The complete question would be: If localisers translate 'merry christmas' to 'happy holidays' because "it's the cultural equivalent" why do they not translate itadakimasu to saying grace for the same reason?
@PlNKG0RE His argument is as follows.
1) Evil people will target people weaker than them.
2) Weaker evil people will target people weaker than them
3) The latter as fewer targets, so they would seem less evil.
You're asking him to refute something he didn't state.