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It is not a matter of "being afraid", it is a matter of those people propagating an ideology based on the subjugation and extermination of minorities, and calli
by KozmoNau7 8y ago
It is not a matter of "being afraid", it is a matter of those people propagating an ideology based on the subjugation and extermination of minorities, and calling for violence and direct action against said minorities.
When one side is literally Nazis, there is no middle ground and reasoned dialogue, because they've already shown countless times that they cannot be reasoned with. They simply use any talking time to further spread their hate.
- agsdfgsd 8y ago>it is a matter of those people propagating an ideology based on the subjugation and extermination of minorities, and calling for violence and direct action against said minorities. Could you provide a quote from someone doing that? All I find is people saying things like that when the person in question actually said something like "Africans can have African countries, Asians can have Asian countries, why can't Europeans have European countries?". >When one side is literally Nazis, there is no middle ground and reasoned dialogue, because they've already shown countless times that they cannot be reasoned with When have they shown that? They're the ones wanting to reason with you while you want every person, company and government in the world to silence them. You're showing the exact opposite, that you categorically refuse to even attempt to reason with them. >They simply use any talking time to further spread their hate. Again, quote? The problem is that you are telling me that I am not allowed to hear other people's opinions based on what you think of them. Just because you call something hate, doesn't mean I would agree. I am a big girl, I would like to hear for myself and make my own judgements rather than base my opinions on hearsay.