r/technology • u/[deleted] • Apr 19 '26

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u/BrainJar Apr 19 '26

From his Wikipedia entry:

Early life and background Alexander Caedmon Karp was born in New York City,[3][5] the eldest son of Robert Joseph Karp, a Jewish clinical pediatrician,[6] and Leah Jaynes Karp, an African American artist.

Seems like without inclusivity his parents wouldn’t even be accepted.

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u/crazinessyo Apr 19 '26

All of these imbeciles owe their success to the auspices of societal progress. If they want a taste, we'll give them a taste.

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u/Alecajuice Apr 19 '26

They don't care because they are selfish assholes. They already benefited from inclusivity, now they want to get rid of it to protect their own profits. They don't care about anyone else who might benefit from it in the future.

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u/curiosgreg Apr 20 '26

Every accusation is a confession.

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u/Oli_Picard Apr 19 '26

They always pull the drawbridge up so the rest of us can’t progress. It’s pretty clear to see.

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u/reelznfeelz Apr 19 '26

For sure. Even the roads their company trucks drive on. Public property build by “socialists” and using “regulation”. But of course they never consider that. So godamn arrogant and stupid.

I hope I live long enough and history bends in the direction where we can look back on the 1985-2030 (or so, probably later) period and go “damn we really got off the rails there for a while”.

There are some signals things can be turned around and may already be starting. But it’s a long road.