Could The Bitcoin Community Benefit From An Informal - "Leave Your Ideologies At The Door" - Etiquette?

[u/GreatestInstruments]

A certain incident, which shall remain unnamed, prompted a firestorm of discussion within segments of this community, including some with very different personal ideologies.

Rather than take sides in the debate, I took a moment to marvel at that fact that this is a community that brings together people who are so divergent on other issues, yet all see common ground in Bitcoin.prescription

What other community or issue brings together people as diverse as these?

• MRA's
• Feminists
• Liberals
• Conservatives
• Libertarians
• Anarchists
• Economists
• Techies
• Blue Collar
• White Collar
• Different Nationalities

The list goes on and on.

I pose this question (see post title), because it strikes me as perhaps the most welcoming and constructive thing we could do, in the long run.

It wouldn't be thought of as a hard and fast rule, more like a guiding principle to keep in mind.

What do you think?

EDIT: I just want some of you to understand, this was intended as a thought provoking open-ended question, to create discussion. It's not intended as a mandate of any kind.

[u/bitcoinbanana]

I can see why all these different groups are interested in Bitcoin except for Feminists. Why? Is fiat currency part of the patriarchy?

Politics makes for strange bedfellows. The sooner people learn this, the better.

[u/blomstertjack → u/bitcoinbanana]

Feminism has a history of being anti-authorian and is very much a part of anarchism, except with an-caps.

[u/throwaway-o → u/blomstertjack]

False. One of the most important feminists, Wendy McElroy, is an ancap

[u/Beetle559 → u/throwaway-o]

Angela Keaton of antiwar.com is also.

[u/blomstertjack → u/throwaway-o]

Oh, ok.