I think the context is actually the most significant part of the debate. You'll get in trouble for saying something in one context and not in another. That's

I think the context is actually the most significant part of the debate. You'll get in trouble for saying something in one context and not in another. That's normal. If we're having a discussion about racial differences in criminal justice and you bring up that you just read The Bell Curve and IQ differences explain the gap, I'm going to start to think you're racist. Partly because you're bringing up debunked junk science. And partly because we're talking about a systemic problem that can't be addressed with the information you're bringing to the table.