> Then sit Leah. There maybe tasks that you can do while sitting at your
> laptop supporting those of us who choose to rise!
I am unfamiliar with this concept "let's rise" or "rise up!", in the
context which you are referring to. Could you explain to me?
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On Sat, Sep 21, 2019 at 3:19 PM Leah Rowe <[1]i...@minifree.org> wrote:
Why do I have to rise? I'm too lazy to get up. I'd rather just sit
here and paint, or code.
Then sit Leah. There maybe tasks that you can do while sitting at your
laptop supporting those of us who choose
Why do I have to rise? I'm too lazy to get up. I'd rather just sit
here and paint, or code.
On Thu, 19 Sep 2019 14:18:22 -0500 "Adrienne G.
Thompson" wrote:
> On Thu, Sep 19, 2019 at 2:09 PM al3xu5 / dotcommon
> wrote:
>
> > ... Please, those who think like me, make your voice heard!
> >
>
Il giorno giovedì 19/09/2019 12:29:53 -0700
Aaron Wolf ha scritto:
> It seems the public haranguing is so good at drawing emotion and
> attention that anything that doesn't fit the narrative gets ignored too
> often.
>
> And defending the accused in this bold public campaign way *does* fit
>
You can "Rise Up" in a civil manner. That is what you will be doing by
engaging the FSF in diplomatic discussion. It is a protest - just a
more civil one than the twitter campaign that lies in waiting should
you fail to do anything at all. We need formal assurance from the FSF
that
The call to go to Twitter with a hashtag is exactly the opposite of
what
I am suggesting.
This seems like having a protest march before even an initial
attempt to
negotiate and work on diplomacy in the first place.
RMS' should be reinstated immediately as FSF
Thank you Aaron for trying to push the conversation in a more civil and
productive direction. I regret not emphasizing this more strongly in an
earlier message.
On 2019-09-19 at 12:29, Aaron Wolf wrote:
> However, the solution is not to just take the opposing partisan side in
> the argument.
al3xu5 / dotcommon wrote:
> Those who here have clear how the statements of RMS have been misunderstood,
> distorted and in some cases even manipulated - more or less consciously,
> often with superficiality and hypocrisy - should manifest it, asking FSF to
> reject the resignation of RMS.
>
>
The call to go to Twitter with a hashtag is exactly the opposite of what
I am suggesting.
This seems like having a protest march before even an initial attempt to
negotiate and work on diplomacy in the first place.
We may not be involved directly with the FSF Board but we should start
by getting
On Thu, Sep 19, 2019 at 2:30 PM Aaron Wolf <[1]wolft...@riseup.net>
wrote:
I agree that the call-out
and cancel culture and mob justice is dangerous and often misguided.
...
One good answer is to actually have a more reasoned, open, (perhaps)
facilitated,
It seems the public haranguing is so good at drawing emotion and
attention that anything that doesn't fit the narrative gets ignored too
often.
And defending the accused in this bold public campaign way *does* fit
the narrative.
But I'm trying to keep pushing a different direction. I agree with
On Thu, Sep 19, 2019 at 2:09 PM al3xu5 / dotcommon
<[1]dotcom...@autistici.org> wrote:
... Please, those who think like me, make your voice heard!
Rise Up!!
Adrienne
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Those who here have clear how the statements of RMS have been misunderstood,
distorted and in some cases even manipulated - more or less consciously, often
with superficiality and hypocrisy - should manifest it, asking FSF to reject
the resignation of RMS.
In the progressive encirclement to the
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