bug#61325: 30.0.50; Jokes in GNUS manual

[Ihor Radchenko]

Richard Stallman <rms@gnu.org> writes:

>   > > We owe no special consideration to people who try to impose their
>   > > unrelated hgypersensitivities on others.  They are demanding power
>   > > which nobody should have.
>
>   > I can see the point, but does it apply to well-known sensitive topics,
>   > like sex, races, politics, etc?
>
> Nowadays there is a fashion for hypersensitivity; whatever the topic.
> If you approach within 50 feet, some will say "That's offensively
> close."  No one is entitled to that much control over others.

I agree in general. However, not following the fashion for
hypersensitivity does not mean doing the opposite-ignoring that fact
that some statements/topics can be sensitive/offensive.

There should be a boundary, albeit not the same with specific country
standards. I proposed the boundary to be the topics well-known to be
sensitive for the whole cultures. Or it can be a different boundary - a
consensus among users across the world.

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