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Probably because the people who buy into these types of arguments are not the ones they're trying to persuade? In any case, they make their values rather clear[
by Tharre 10y ago
Probably because the people who buy into these types of arguments are not the ones they're trying to persuade? In any case, they make their values rather clear[0].
[0] https://stream.org/ten-principles/ https://stream.org/ten-principles/
- mikeash 10y agoYes, they make their values clear. And those values are clearly contradictory. "Free societies protect private property. They allow their citizens to participate in the political process, to make basic economic choices, to exercise virtue and charity and to freely exercise their religious faith." "Evil is not just in our imaginations. We can’t eradicate it with the right amount of social engineering or positive thinking." "The state does not determine what marriage and family are, but it must recognize them. We should oppose political attempts to redefine marriage, which are wars against the creation itself." If they think official recognition of only "traditional" marriage is more important than the other stuff, then fine, but they should stop pretending that they're all about freedom.