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0 pointsgxs4y ago0 comments

Thank you for contributing something other than pop-sociology to the comments (omg race is a social construct guys).

I hadn’t thought about this this way before - eventually anyone with an inclination to “rage against the machine” will have to really pinpoint that energy and drill down and down until it seems like a parody.

Not saying we’re there now, but an interesting thought exercise.

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anon77254y ago

When the idea is backed by corporate HR departments and academic orthodoxies, it’s no longer raging against the machine. It is the machine.

kbelder4y ago

I've noticed this in young people, in school or fresh out. They've somehow been convinced that they're rebelling against the system by thinking and acting exactly as they've been taught.

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