I said this before, but Amy Schumer's one of the approved people for Redditors to hate, so I'm not entirely sure that they're taking a principled anti-colonial stance here.
This is a good point, but the space created there can be used to educate people on a subject they'd otherwise tune out. I don't care (to an extent) why people are suddenly willing to oppose colonialism; once they're actually engaging in that conversation there's potential for them to change their mind in a way that will stick.
I said this before, but Amy Schumer's one of the approved people for Redditors to hate, so I'm not entirely sure that they're taking a principled anti-colonial stance here.
This is a good point, but the space created there can be used to educate people on a subject they'd otherwise tune out. I don't care (to an extent) why people are suddenly willing to oppose colonialism; once they're actually engaging in that conversation there's potential for them to change their mind in a way that will stick.
Broken clock
can we get amy to say "capitalism is good" and turn half of reddit socialist overnight?