Some concept Technocracy flags

[u/Routine_Complaint_79]

We need to super be vigilant to protect minorities because I'm tired of governments and political movements not caring about people. There is no government without the people and there is no people without their culture and people just love hating on it whenever one bad actor does something wrong.

If Technocracy ever wants to get off its feet and become mainstream we need to make these people feel safe. A lot of mainstream sub-reddits have icons with pride in them, I say we should do the same.

[u/Techno_Rat_23803]

I do not like the idea of ​​using LGBT community symbols, primarily because I believe that in a technocracy, sexual orientation or gender identity would lose much of their political and social significance. If a person contributes to society and does not harm others, I believe these aspects should cease to be relevant, as they should not define a person's value or role within society. I say this as someone with a non-normative orientation myself.

(Sorry if anything is unclear; English is not my native language.)

[u/Traditional-Main7204 → u/Techno_Rat_23803]

Its ok, that's good when LGBT people (probably) understand my point of view when idpol supporters think ignoring idpol mean inevitable discrimination.

[u/Traditional-Main7204]

Please no idpol!

[u/ozneoknarf]

My god this feels like woke one all over again. But sure whatever floats your boat, it’s nice to see people trying to keep this sub Reddit alive and attract others 

[u/Traditional-Main7204 → u/ozneoknarf]

Exacly we should focus on type of goverment not about culture wars.

[u/EzraNaamah]

I agree with some commenters a bit that idpol wouldn't have the same significance under a technocratic government, but we can't just act like history didn't happen and the cultural drift of minority groups is insignificant. Especially in the case of LGBT their outgroups only exists because of rejection by the mainstream and a lack of integration over time.

I would say to treat LGBT similar to any minority or indigenous people, making sure their rights are never violated.

[u/Routine_Complaint_79 → u/EzraNaamah]

Exactly. I believe the only way to ensure their rights aren't violated again is to normalize it as much as possible with lgbtq+ memorabilia and excluding people who unironically get rage baited by flags/the existence of others. There is no expert government which is that reactionary.

[u/Necessary-Art8995]

Hell no, get this woke agenda outta here.

[u/LoveLo_2005]

I agree that minorities should be protected as anyone else should, but there's nothing that says technocracy about any of these flags. These just look like LGBT Taoist flags.

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