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I've been having a *lot* of trouble finding a position on the RMS situation.
On one hand, I'm embarassed as a privileged person for having disregarded my friends' comments on his unacceptable behaviours, preferring my much more comfortable view of RMS as a weird hero. I believe the complaints and think they should be acted upon.
On the other hand, I'm very wary of the calls for ostracism. I really don't think banishment is the right way to deal with problems in any community. I also think the original denouncing blog post clearly went through specific efforts to associate Stallman with much worse behaviours than it's fair to charge him with.
I don't enjoy public ranting, but I'm still having issues on where to stand. I'd love some help thinking this through.
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@rlafuente First off, I don't see how you are privileged. Secondly, there are so many things that are wrong with this story... Beginning with the fact that the media gave a completely bogus report on the Giuffre deposition, and RMS blindly trusted them. Don't get me wrong: given his track record, he was heading out sooner or later anyway, it was just a matter of time. But the way media works, and how it's amplified on social media kinda scares me.
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@prokoudine Yeah, the way you separate the media/social media part from the leadership issue makes good sense to help frame this. Thanks for your insight, Alexandre :-)