You're missing the point, although I'm unclear on whether it's intentional.

Let me spell it out for you as clearly as possible: if you're like me, you benefit from all sorts of systemic discrimination whether you like it or not. If you want to get rid of said-discrimination, you need to take action against it. This isn't meant to hurt your feelings, but this really isn't about you. Here are your options:

• If you believe that people face discrimination, help them liberate themselves (or at least stay out of their way).
• If you believe that people don't face discrimination, read a book. Literally any book.

I'm happy to answer any questions you may have.

You completely missed the point. The post you replied to is talking about how we're talking to each other in this thread.

The word for "not generalizing" would be "discrimination". If someone said "yower-class homosexual women bring different perspectives to the team" you wouldn't extrapolate to an entire team, and it's silly to try to publicly shame someone for the words we put in their mouth because we discriminate against them.

Included!

Personally, I way prefer those badges (created with Shields) over these.

My thoughts exactly. I couldn't care less about a computer running natural language processing on my mail, especially if it will make advertisements more relevant to me.

Exactly.

Saying "the Netherlands" is like saying "las Angeles" or "el Dorado".

Can you explain why we "should" have those things without using traditionalism?