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yincrash ◴[10 Dec 25 22:32 UTC] No.46224896[source]▶

Even if you believe the previous administration switching fonts was virtue signaling, then by the same logic you have to also believe this is just virtue signalling.

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cogman10 ◴[10 Dec 25 22:36 UTC] No.46224947[source]▶

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I'm really out of the loop on this.

What virtue is being signaled by who?

I know people get real touchy about fonts, but I have a hard time understanding why this is even a news article.

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1. epolanski ◴[10 Dec 25 22:48 UTC] No.46225079[source]▶

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Because politicians are making political choices on fonts rather than leaving those matters to technicians.

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