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Tim Walz’s net worth is less than the average American’s
(fortune.com)
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Wow, you are 100% dead-on right. Be prepared for downvotes though, because you claimed the existence of good religious people here!
I've met a surprising number of "good religious people", but it's not surprising most people think they don't exist. I think this phenomenon transcends religion though
In the case of good Christians, the one unifying quality all of them have is they aren't loud, and they aren't pushy about it. They live their lives with a set of fundamental values and are always willing to go out of their way to help a neighbor. If it weren't for the symbology in their homes you might never know.
I think it's the same with anything else. If you've never met a trans person who doesn't make enforcing pronouns their entire identity, it's easy to have your perspective skewed towards the obnoxious loud ones you see online. If you don't personally know a cop or a black person, sensationalist stereotypes might be your internal idea of normal about them too. Etc...
Linux users though... we're all pushy weirdos. Not a normal good one among us :)
Actually now that it's been mentioned, have you ever tried Linux on the desktop? It's really good these days. I do not use arch btw, I'm a Debian user myself.
The word for this is fundamentalism. When people believe it's their way or the highway and all others must conform.
However, in the case of trans folk, I think it's a bit different. They're not forcing pronouns on others, just asking that they be shown basic human respect. If you were a straight man, I'm sure you'd get pretty annoyed if someone insisted on calling you a woman nonstop. Sometimes, people need to be louder when they're facing an existential crisis as they are in the USA among other places.
This feels like a "yes, but actually...". That is kinda missing the point.
Not seeing many downvotes. I think people understand nuance more than you expected. :)
I'm loving being wrong!
its in to love carter now so not so sure on that.