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Eh, it is what it is. It is depressing though. I visited Artsakh for the first time, and in the following years, Azerbaijan took it by force. Literal bloodbath. They also tried to attack Armenia. I thought they would succeed. I heard a loud sound near my town, although I don't know whether that was a bomb or not.

I would say worse. There have been wars and conflicts happening. Most people are living traditionalist lives. Brainwashed to the core.

@PurpleTree, sorry, but I cannot watch the video. It's unavailable to me. I don't have a VPN service right now. But I have watched their content.

No.

Leftists in my country are a minority that you would have to spend time to find them. There are no actual leftists in power. They're all nationalists and Christians with their stupid identity politics, whether national, ethnic, or religious. I live in Armenia.

Cool. Interesting. However, I don't like talking to people who always police everything, although I'm not that masculine. Oh. Well, I like coldness to some degree. 😁

@Alexop, is Sweden a good place to live?

I think that woke people see identity-based problems requiring identity-based solutions.

So, you confirm that they are the next best thing to gold.

@Leo Gura, of course! We wants it, we needs it.

@Leo Gura, what do you say?

Giants doing giant things.

@Schizophonia

I was joking a bit. But, yeah. When you have a sister you can understand that early on. I mean, it's kind of a curse. You love your people, but you are annoyed by their reactions at the same time. Have you encountered masculine women?

That's femininity. You wanted it. Try the opposite.

@Leo Gura, currently, do you consider yourself leftist? Or have you made up a new category for yourself? 😁

That could be virtue signaling for a company. What matters is how employees are being treated in the company. DEI was created to fix unfair treatment and lack of opportunities that certain groups faced. However, the implementation could be problematic.

I didn't say I can see through your eyes. I'm saying that me seeing stuff is imaginary in your experience because of what seeing is. Also, I said that even if I were able to see through your eyes, then others' seeing would still be imaginary.

@AION, well, you can stay in your hypotheticals or do your observations.

@SwiftQuill, are you basing your understanding of terms on out-of-context videos? I'm not ignoring that there cannot be people who wouldn't use DEI in their favor. The survey suggests something might be happening, but we can't be certain because: It's just a survey of what people say they experienced, with no way to verify it. "Prioritize diversity" could mean many different things.

Well, that means that the company is more concerned about profit than creating good movies. Are you saying that the DEI hiring policy is about not hiring white men?

Let me ask another question: do you think companies would be meritocratic without DEI?

What do you mean by DEI?

When I observe another person's eyes, I cannot conclude that they are seeing, because what I mean by 'seeing' happens only within my own visual field. Even if I could somehow look through their eyes, I would still be the one doing the seeing.