@glyph

that's quite bad
however

I've become a bit exhausted with zero tolerance against bad opinions.

I don't think it's reasonable to expect everyone to agree with our values nearly as closely as is often expected.
In this case I think it is reasonable to condemn these opinions, they're quite far out there.
But will people agree that it's worth boycotting?

Of course you want to limit the influence of these opinions, but
1. I don't think our ideas are popular enough, if construed narrowly enough, that we'll succeed
2. I think it's possible to distance yourself from these ideas and suppress them and counteract their proliferation without e.g. refusing to share any content by someone who is bigoted

idk how much this really applies here, that is indeed some proper catholic skulduggery, but I just wanted to air my frustration here

@anselmschueler @glyph that is exactly what's happening. you're publicly arguing against boycotting a vile misogynist because you find it too hard

you're using your time and energy to argue that we should do nothing about these dickheads
that is a very suspicious choice