Generally:
As www.ccc.de/de/hackerethics says:
"Judge a hacker by what they do, not by conventional criteria such as appearance, age, species, gender, or social status."
It seems like #ccchh does not care about this at all as it apperantly is enough to be in the military to not be welcome anymore, regardless, of what the person actually does there.This does not represent the openness and variety that I would like to see in my spaces.
Additionally, I don't see anything in wiki.hamburg.ccc.de/verein:offizielles:hausordnung that would prohibit being in the military.
Imo a really bad decision has been made here regardless of my personal oppinion.
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Personally:
I am glad about every entity that decides to potentially risk their life in order to take part in defending my freedom (e.g. being trans) against those that would prefer that Id rather not exist. And I appreciate every queer person that decides to wear a uniform of any kind to bring change into any institution that is notoriously overrun by the opposite kind of people.
Excluding those from our spaces will make them feel unwelcome in either space and that can be a sould crushing feeling.
Also: Being able to "Just switch Jobs" or to "Just do something else instead", as some might call for, is not only unreasonable, but also something that requires quite some priveledges to do.
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