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Maybe because the critic is not really a contradictory critic once you see the context. It's like complaining that critics of Stalin can't criticize him for bo
by licebmi__at__ 6y ago
Maybe because the critic is not really a contradictory critic once you see the context.
It's like complaining that critics of Stalin can't criticize him for both making the people poor, and making some people (the party) richer.
Ignoring the context doesn't make you smart.
- Consultant32452 6y agoI'm not ignoring the context at all. If I genuinely believed that someone was evil, I cannot imagine a scenario in which I'd want them to have more control over me. The fact that so many people feel the opposite of me in this particular context is really interesting and hard for me to grasp. I want to be clear, I'm not suggesting anyone is right or wrong. I just find it fascinating.