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No the solution is not death. Thats is such a lazy conclusion. If you know someone has a really terrible and dangerous opinion, you dont have to attend their te
by ianwalter 7y ago
No the solution is not death. Thats is such a lazy conclusion. If you know someone has a really terrible and dangerous opinion, you dont have to attend their tech talk. Just dont support them in any way personally. Its that simple.
- Throwawayaerlei 7y agoBut that's not what you said: "A person like that does not belong in our society much less should be given my time." What you're saying now only covers the last part of your statement, what about the "does not belong in our society" part? And why are you evading the questions about what effects these type of statements have on the 1/3 or more of the US that's targeted by them? You really think that's a free action?
- zapita 7y agoThis is a message to ianwalter: your arguments are sound, both in form and substance, and are made in good faith. It pains me to see you waste your energy on educating a group a people who are so willfully ignorant that they would rather attack you with bad faith arguments and downvotes than listen. It pains me even more to see bend over backwards to justify yourself to people such as Throwawayaerlei. To them, this is just perverse entertainment. They are not actually interested in what you have to say. You don't owe these people, or any of the other bad-faith participants in this thread, a response. If I were you, I would leave them in their morally backwards bubble, and move on.