[1] https://www.theverge.com/policy/859055/minneapolis-renee-goo...
Because? I'll be honest, haven't read much from The Verge so don't know much how it used to be/is now, but given they seemingly post articles about how to resist government tyranny, doesn't that make them a good website in general?
> Durable enough to survive a scuffle with a right-wing extremist, even if the bones of your hand do not
hell by that metric basically noone who ever wrote something publicly of any substance is qualified
also ever visited twitter? the stuff she wrote is pretty tame even by 2022 cancel culture standards
ETA: in case it's unclear - this is not me trying to platform OP's bullshit in good faith, this is me calling OP's bluff. I don't think ne can articulate an actual problem that isn't self-defeating, which is why ne retreated to sarcastic implication rather than outright accusation.
I don't think I was a "bad person" at that age, but I certainly know that I said some cringy, stupid stuff that I certainly don't stand by anymore.
Quite frankly, I think it is far more concerning if a person can't identify anything that they have changed their mind on. We should celebrate when people change for the better instead of attacking them for having been bad in the past.