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These are inviting words for many millennials to commit to their media narratives. This type of perspective is in my opinion part of the problem, and not recog
by grzm 10y ago
These are inviting words for many millennials to commit to their media narratives.
This type of perspective is in my opinion part of the problem, and not recognizing that this type of comment is itself part of its own narrative. When the discussions descend into repeating talking points or following a narrative, it's no longer a thoughtful, inquisitive discussion. Given that you've included one such example in the meta-discussion is indicative of how ingrained some of this "anti-discussion" is and hard to get away from.
- kushti 10y agoWhat are you trying to say, in plain English?
- grzm 10y ago- Your statement "many millennials to commit to their media narratives" is itself part of its own narrative. - Making a sweeping generalization while implying a lack of nuance or legitimacy of others' contributions shows a lack of self-awareness while not contributing constructively to the discussion. - Your including a politically charged comment in a thread about attempts to limit the negative affects of political discussion indicate just how difficult this can be for some contributors. Edit: Even shorter: Political Detox Week is targeted, in part, at statements exactly like "These are inviting words for many millennials to commit to their media narratives".