sadhatter
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Tough luck. Suck it up.
How and who does this attitude help?
(Basic social construction question )
Tough luck. Suck it up.
I'm all in favor of freedom of speech but there is something wrong when money and power overwhelms minority opinions. Trump's brownshirts are trying to limit opposition of their racist ideology and are upset that groups without power are doing everything they can not to be destroyed. Many of these people are fighting because their very survival is at stake.
what a terrible analogy...
This was a public space. while it appears that certain Jar jar protesters think that they "own" the space, that is not how it works.
The gun came out after the lone individual was assaulted by the Jar jar protester who came bounding across the public space at him.
And you appear to be mistaking a few smashed windows for 'an actual shooting war'.
If he wants to run crying to Mommy because people are tired of his crap and didn't confine their disapproval within bounds he's comfortable in, too bad.
Who gives a rip? We're supposed to be angels of virtue while the minority alt-right takes over the government and drags it toward the drain or WWIII, it's unclear which at this point.
And you start a thread whining about some protestors who have had enough! Color me unconcerned.
Intolerance isn't the same as actively hurting them. Quite clearly, the liberals in this thread think that making a speech that some minorities consider offensive is an example of intolerance. Sometimes, intolerance can help. If you're intolerant of bad behavior, or of identity politics, I think that's a good thing.
Well, mine is logically consistent. That will naturally be incompatible with a value system which is logically inconsistent.
Oh, now you are worried about going out of your comfort zone? Pretty sure you said this a few posts back:
So, your comfort zone is riots and arson but not shooting? What if someone takes it to that next level and then in answer to your complaints (or those of your next of kin) says "too bad".
Ditch the violence and the justifications for violence.
Remember when the Right said that Obama was dividing the nation....?
How and who does this attitude help?
(Basic social construction question )
Intolerance isn't the same as actively hurting them.
Quite clearly, the liberals in this thread think that making a speech that some minorities consider offensive is an example of intolerance. Sometimes, intolerance can help. If you're intolerant of bad behavior, or of identity politics, I think that's a good thing.
Well, mine is logically consistent. That will naturally be incompatible with a value system which is logically inconsistent.
Even if all those racists are doing is stripping majorities of their unearned "privileges?"
It's a mirror the right doesn't seem to want to look at.
I'm all broken up about that man's rights
I wasn't talking about the protesters. I was talking about the speaker from Breitbart.I am pretty sure that the "protesters" at UC Berkley were not Trump supporters at all....
Of course it does.And money and power had nothing to do with it....
It wasn't in the least hyperbolic.Your over the top hyperbole does not really end up making a cogent point at all.
Besides, it's The People's Republic of Berkeley, for Heaven's Sake. Over the top protests are a popular sport there...second only to UCB football.
I wasn't talking about the protesters. I was talking about the speaker from Breitbart.
Here, in Northern California, it's a case of "Hey, it's Berkley.What Can You Expect?".
It's a mirror the right doesn't seem to want to look at.