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Non right-wing tech podcasts?
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Who cares?
Please help me to understand how this can be interpreted as anything but rude and dismissive
This is the kind of thing I'd like to have downvotes for
You don’t have downvotes? I’m using Wefwef and the downvotes are listed under the three dots to the right of the post.
Who pissed in your cereal? People have different interests.
Maybe you don't, but many do. Why bother replying if you're insinuating you don't?
One could say that conservatives can be very passionate about their political beliefs. If you're listening to a podcast about technology, or any other topic for that matter, you might find it off-putting for the host to interject with their irrelevant beliefs. Obviously there are times when politics can be topical to the conversation. That usually revolves around legal cases and policy making.
I'm glad you pointed this out. We need to move past the "this person said something I don't agree with so I will never interact with them again"
Identity politics are bad and we should not be beholden to them.
People and their technical knowledge are more than their political views.
@Recant Switching to an alt to try to talk up your original point doesn't work when all of the other replies have already called you out.
@doogiebug @HughJanus
What are you talking about?
Is it not possible for two different people to share similar opinions?