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"...that they now have to negotiate with people..." Watch the Yale video and tell me where the negotiation was. There was none. Many of these people are incap
by BrofessorX 11y ago
"...that they now have to negotiate with people..."
Watch the Yale video and tell me where the negotiation was.
There was none. Many of these people are incapable or rational debate or discussion.
Because...feelings.
- acjohnson55 11y agoNegotiation isn't a moment-to-moment thing. It's a process, which is often begun by people staking out entrenched positions. From that perspective, as distasteful as I find some of the protest tactics to be, there's no doubt that issues have been raised to general consciousness that haven't gotten a lot of press otherwise. The reality is that politeness is a privilege of those who are comfortable, those who have easy access to platforms, and those whose causes are already well represented. And let's be honest, the discourse is always driven by feelings. I detect feelings in Stephen Fry's piece. "Rational" is often code for "agrees with me".