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Or it could be that he changed his opinions based on new perspectives like any intellectually honest person does.
by rhinoceraptor 10y ago
Or it could be that he changed his opinions based on new perspectives like any intellectually honest person does.
- barrkel 10y agoPeople who self identify as busybodies creating rules of conduct etc. seem to me to be more interested in rules than opinions. Setting the rules, especially when it's around social norms - rules almost for the sake of rules - is a cheap power tactic pursued in organisations all over the world for decades. Thought police / religious fundamentalists exist in every political shade. It's the zealousness of the policing that I have a problem with, not the particular shade. Just my opinion. I don't care much about the politics. I don't think either side of US politics is wrong or right per se, for example. I'm just very wary of people who have strong opinions that they want to turn into rules.