People who engage in these antics would quickly find that there isn’t a single company where all the employees align with all their values. They would then either need to accept their hypocrisy or reject society completely to live in the forest somewhere.
replyMaybe we can start with not supporting companies that have cofounders that directly financially support ethnic cleansing.
replyThat sounds like a good idea! I fail to see how it's related to this thread's topic, however.
replyYou should probably do a bit of basic reading on the topic, then.
replyI did, yet nothing seems to be about "Ethnic" cleansing. The 'worst' thing that party supports is "remigration" which is deporting illegal migrants.
replyPeople born in the country are illegal migrants? That's a first.
replySweden doesn’t have birthright citizenship. That’s primarily an Americas thing.
replyI think that’s the point
replyRevealing that capital is catastrophically misallocated to people whose deep desires are to inflict suffering on others? Oh no, please don't do it, that would be terrible. We could almost figure out a solution to this capital problem. Maybe something involving a common ownership and a sense of class.
replyThe one time HN is accelerationist in the right one. Be proud, comrade, you're making the world better even if you don't know it
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replyIt doesn't take much purity to not be a fascist.
replyApparently that's asking too much of people these days, if the not at all suspicious flood of comments defending ethnic cleansing is any indication.
replyConsidering their CEO is only supporting a party whose primary goal is mass deportation of undocumented and documented immigrants as well of legal citizens, it's going to be one of the easiest purity check of my life. A good fascist is a dead fascist.
replyYou quite literally invented almost all of your comment just to create a strawman you could get mad at, then morally grandstand about.
replyNo, this is what the term "remigration" explicitly means.
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