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Too many narrow-minded, Linux-centrist commentators who are willfully ignorant or even have vendettas against anything outside their Linux bubble.

They are willfully ignoring or choosing not to obey the rules that society has agreed upon for all people.

The willfully chosen action of an individual prevents a child from being born, whereas if they did nothing, the child would be born.

You're trusting your livelihood to the idea that other people won't willfully misinterpret innocent phrasing on your part for their 2 minutes outrage.

I had almost been brought to believe that remembering being raped was suffering that I willfully brought onto myself.

No piece of software can help you if you're willfully ignorant.

The dev seems to be willfully ignorant in his replies.

At this point, they're willfully ignorant and incurious.

If the Golden Goose is indeed slain, it will also be due to the sharing companies willfully ignoring legal issues to keep pushing growth, Uber being the prime example.

That is insane.' That is fine and dandy, but when someone criticizes Theo's work in the same scornful manner, it's suddenly 'narrow-minded', 'willfully ignorant' and part of a 'vendetta'.

But I cannot ever look at a man who so openly and willfully jeopardizes the idea of a free republic and think of him as a good leader.

IMO, once you have decided that you need to track users, then it is better that you put a block up for people who have set DNT rather than willfully ignore the setting.

So yes, you could call overly "reverse-racist" a point of view which willfully assigns to racism what can be explained otherwise.

What it comes down to is that someone being a "jerk" can be willfully ignored or looked past to see what their point is.

> saying "but the first doesn't apply" is both willfully obtuse and missing the point.

Considering that The Internet as a whole is basically amounts to a whole lot of interconnected, other people's (back yards/restaurants/other poor analogies for physical spaces), saying "but the first doesn't apply" is both willfully obtuse and missing the point.