Mozilla’s plan to fix internet privacy

Re:Mozilla’s plan to fix internet privacy by infinity0 on Tuesday February 11, 2020 @08:04AM (#22298116)

Failing to distinguish "woke" from a genuine desire and effectiveness to help the world, is itself not helpful to the world.

I've seen plenty of people "talk the talk" but act in a way that is completely disingenuous, manipulative, harmful, and often hypocritical. Other people don't examine their words too carefully and suck up to them just because they "talk nice", leading to various degrees of cults of personality.

It's exactly the same as pretending to have e.g. Christian values to gain popularity and respect but not following any of the principles, only you've replaced Christian with climate change or LGBT activism or charity or whatever.

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Re:Mozilla’s plan to fix internet privacy by Cladode on Tuesday February 11, 2020 @08:32AM (#22298288)

   replaced Christian with

It has often been noted that many political concepts in the western world emerged out of Christianity, notably by Nietzsche and Carl Schmitt. That's probably not really directly a unique feature of Christianity but because religions themselves tend to co-evolve with successful states as narratives that help stabilise said states.

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Re:Mozilla’s plan to fix internet privacy by dave_j on Tuesday February 11, 2020 @09:52AM (#22298893)

That isn't strictly true. Christianity has a concept of what should be dealt by God and what should be dealt with by man. The very term "Religion" is a Christian one as before that generally the state, religion, your life etc were all bound up as one. It wasn't until the Roman Empire did anyone even consider that these were separate.

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