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Arguments against? Or the social consequences of being on the "wrong" side of a controversial argument? I'd assert the latter...
by bthornbury 9y ago
Arguments against? Or the social consequences of being on the "wrong" side of a controversial argument?
I'd assert the latter...
- nl 9y agoI’m not sure that matters? Or rather, the specifics of the controversial argument matter a lot. If someone is unable to find people who agree that helping people live longer then perhaps there is something else going on, because that doesn’t seem a hard argument to make. OTOH, if they are making the argument that Hitler was correct, then yes I would unashamedly hope there are social consequences.