right-thinking

But any right-thinking programmer already knows that lisp is not worth wasting any time on.

The idea of imbuing an inanimate thing with rights that are restrictive to animate beings is philosophically offensive to any right-thinking individual.

At any given moment there is an orthodoxy, a body of ideas which it is assumed that all right-thinking people will accept without question...

Doubly so when it plays neatly into a larger cultural narrative about nerds as The Other, in need of forcible correction by right-thinking people.

You've certainly caught them in the act - hopefully all right-thinking people will discount their output appropriately in the light of this wicked artifice.

And surely these lawsuits are all brought from the purest of motives; certainly no right-thinking company would ever try to intentionally disrupt its competitor's IPO, right?

It lets you get partial credit for right-thinking but wrong-writing.

Any right-thinking programmer should care about inconsistencies such as this.

Because that's how any right-thinking person's brain works.

The OP isn't a jack-booted right-thinking enforcer.

Suppressed discussion so that ideas could not be thrashed out, improved, built upon and weaponised in a memetic fashion to spread like some awful disease through the minds of right-thinking folks?

But, at a minimum, you should not express bewilderment that right-thinking people respect the scale of what's at stake, have the temerity to express doubt, possess the common sense to consider their observations, and ask questions.

Regarding the "register" keyword, I'm pretty sure I was reading books in the 90s which described it as a historical curiosity that was ignored by all modern, right-thinking compilers.

Yarvin is a victim of the modern moral panic led by "right-thinking" folks, and as seems to happen far to frequently, the panic seems to be precipitated by strange misinterpretations instead of what was actually said.

Keep in mind that at the time Gandhi and MLK were acting, the "right-thinking" dominant majority would have had the same reaction to them - sure, the British might not be perfect, but is it really necessary to cause all this awful fuss about it?