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I go by the 'hate' metric. The more someone is motivated by hate, the less I tend to agree with them. I'm sure someone might say, "what if I really hate Nazis
by Natsu 11y ago
I go by the 'hate' metric. The more someone is motivated by hate, the less I tend to agree with them.
I'm sure someone might say, "what if I really hate Nazis?" in reply to that, but then I'd have to point out that the Nazis hated others to the point of mass-murder, which is a lot more than they're hated and say that I balance things out that way.
In other words, some hate is just blowback and how willing you are to harm others for disagreeing with you is something to take into account when figuring out what people to socialize with.
- venomsnake 11y agoWell if someone says that he really hates Nazis and is younger than 60 years, he is probably not the sharpest knife in the drawer... which is a huge red flag. Same with loving them - both require some form of temporal closeness. Edit: Hating or Loving the Nazi ideology is another beer - ideas are immortal.