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- The author refuses to change Redis's master-slave terminology, arguing it is not offensive in a technical context and is inherited from MySQL.
- He criticizes political correctness as a superficial focus on words rather than addressing real issues like systemic racism, poverty, and healthcare inequality.
- The author shares his progressive political views, including support for immigration, LGBTQ+ rights, and universal healthcare, to counter accusations of fascism.
- He argues that banning words stifles important conversations and that the right to not be offended is subjective and unsustainable.
- The author believes meaningful change comes from activism and addressing root causes, not from altering terminology or harassing those who disagree.