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You never lived in a dictatorship, do you? If people comes to your home and you say something against the "system", they will come and take you, the people who
by loriverkutya 8y ago
You never lived in a dictatorship, do you? If people comes to your home and you say something against the "system", they will come and take you, the people who were listening to you and probably your family too. And you are probably not coming back.
I really wondering, how would you educate somebody who is shouting and threatening other people. Also, can you imagine how you would feel, if your child was killed in a school shooting and then somebody is telling everybody, that you are lying?
If you want to educate this idiot, go ahead, and before you try to do it, stop him from hurting people, who are already having the worst time of their life...
- poisonborz 8y agoThere are many forms of dictatorships. The stalinist police state you allude to is just one, very outdated variant. It was easy to hate it, and thus it didn't live long. Far more dangerous forms are emerging now. It's not just him you should educate. It's more about the people who listen to him. As for shouting lies: is it a better alternative to silence that man because you are right? On one hand, argue back, and accept that he has a voice even if it hurts you, on the other, it's the task of all the people standing around to dismiss and ignore and that guy.
- kthejoker2 8y agoWhy is he entitled to my platform and resources, exactly? I own stock in Twitter, why is he allowed to use my money for his voice? Let him use your property as you see fit, by all means, but don't insist others do the same. But of course you're equating Twitter with the State or a "voice" which is ridiculous. Please stop.