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That’s textbook bigotry, and you recognize it yourself as you gleefully assert “You don’t actually get a choice” The burden is on you to “give him a choice”
by creaghpatr 9y ago
That’s textbook bigotry, and you recognize it yourself as you gleefully assert “You don’t actually get a choice”
The burden is on you to “give him a choice”
- mfringel 9y agoI disagree with you. If someone is wearing a Boston Bruins jersey in public, I think it's reasonable to believe that they're a fan of the Boston Bruins hockey team. I _could_ ask them if that's the case, or if they're a New York Rangers fan that's wearing it ironically, but that would (probably) be wasted effort, because I have a good idea of the answer I'm going to get. It seems reasonably straightforward to apply that to other team insignia, especially one that is so clearly affiliated with a specific political leader, and their political outlook.