Re:Platforms systematically removed a user because he made "...
by idlewords on Tuesday January 14, 2025 @06:45PM
(#42705532)
I interpret the author's clarification as backpedaling by someone who enjoyed making an inflammatory statement but didn't want to stand behind it.
Re:Platforms systematically removed a user because he made "...
by undersuit on Tuesday January 14, 2025 @08:37PM
(#42706322)
Who is "the CEO"? Is it all 52? So you have decided from the start to take the uncharitable take.
Re:Platforms systematically removed a user because he made "...
by EA-3167 on Tuesday January 14, 2025 @06:54PM
(#42705595)
I'm pretty sure that if someone posted that here, in the context of making "most wanted" list... they'd be banned.
Good faith is for arguments, not calls to murder.
Re:Platforms systematically removed a user because he made "...
by tptacek on Tuesday January 14, 2025 @06:55PM
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You can use the search bar below to see that this is in fact true: this is a quick way to get banned on HN.
Re:Platforms systematically removed a user because he made "...
by undersuit on Tuesday January 14, 2025 @08:38PM
(#42706330)
the CEO must die.
And now we wait.
Re:Platforms systematically removed a user because he made "...
by EA-3167 on Wednesday January 15, 2025 @12:51PM
(#42714423)
A stunt like that is precisely why I was clear about the CONTEXT. Note that I'm not encouraging you to actually do it, far from it, but lets not pretend that you're bravely proving a point here.
Re:Platforms systematically removed a user because he made "...
by undersuit on Wednesday January 15, 2025 @09:28PM
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You're free to ignore the context of a person saying "the CEO must die" after years railing against capitalism. I'm just going to call you out for it.
>Please respond to the strongest plausible interpretation of what someone says, not a weaker one that's easier to criticize. Assume good faith.
The strongest good faith interpretation of "the CEO must die" is that it is not a call to action for murdering "the CEO". But we'll let the author clarify:
>“The CEO is more than an individual it is a figurehead of the capitalist order,” he wrote. “When we say the ceo must die, we mean the structure of capitalism must be broken.”