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David Hogg and The Danger of The "Outrage Mob"
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March 31, 2018
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March 31, 2018
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First let me say Simone Giertz is great and her videos are awesome and I actually agree with her as well that Makita could make changes to better represent actual female builders. However I am concerned with the use of large followings to make changes that negatively impact third parties, like the employees and models involved in the campaign.
I wish no ill will towards either of these people and respect their work but am critical of their tactics.
This video talks about David Hogg and others who used their followings to force changes to suit their personal politics or feelings. As this tactic becomes more prevalent we risk losing diversity of opinion and culture.
NOTE: Hogg and Giertz are high profile public figures and I am criticizing their very public actions
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