> You asked who holds the opinion that speech can constitute violence; I answered. I did not. > You can't ask for examples and dismiss them, refusing to read

> You asked who holds the opinion that speech can constitute violence; I answered. I did not. > You can't ask for examples and dismiss them, refusing to read the things I link. If your goal was to answer my question (ignoring the fact that you misread my question in the first place), then a more effective approach would have been to write an answer. That answer could have included quotes from your material. It is customary to include links to the raw material backing up your quotes, as a footnote. Instead you just dumped links with no explanation or context. After a few minutes of skimming your material, a coherent point failed to magically appear. So no, sorry, I’m not going to invest an hour of my time doing research on your own material to produce an answer you couldn’t be bothered to articulate yourself.