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I have met a couple of them in real life, and a few I have met online. The sample is not significant enough to draw any conclusions about their point of view and background.

I am more than interested in your opinions about the personality and political makeup of people who express this type of pro-C bigotry.

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[–] BmeBenji@lemm.ee 19 points 3 weeks ago (1 children)

“First we get rid of strict typing. What’s next, setting a boolean variable equal to a string?!?”

If you look back at the arguments against interracial marriage, they mirror almost all of the arguments against gay marriage to the letter. Some people are convinced that their world as it exists when they come of age to participate in it is the way it should always be. So my bet is that their deal is they don’t want to learn anything new. Learning can be hard and it’s not always fun to learn and more importantly the global capitalist society constructed for us is not conducive to learning so people are greatly encouraged NOT to learn.

[–] Feathercrown@lemmy.world 8 points 3 weeks ago

Wild words to use on a post about C but tbh I might agree with you