alt Hacker NewsI’ll answer here as others asking. It wasn’t me. Basically a friend (a girl) went into someone’s tent (an ex of theirs, a guy) whilst their ex was alone in there. They spent the night together. Seems normal right.. however, that person (the girl) got chucked out of camp because they made the person feel “unsafe” having not asked permission to enter the tent before entering the tent, like at the door or something. Obviously a normal person would assume permission after having spent a night together cuddling, but the (male) person chose to weaponise it the next day, and the camp’s liberal mind virus spread like wildfire thereafter.
> the camp’s liberal mind virus spread like wildfire thereafter.
I guess I'm still just confused about this. Can you connect the dots between liberal values and how this situation played out?
in general: "liberal mind virus" is imho, a useless phrase at best, and an actively conversation-deteriorating one generally. Other people _do_ have legitimately held belief systems and assumptions that don't match yours, and arrive at them through a complex chain of events. It feels to me as if you are acting out the same derision you claim "hyper-liberals" show to their perceived outgroup by dismissing it as a "mind virus", removing them from the category of "normal person" so your assumption can hold