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If someone has "moral foundations" that cause them to think that, for example, a particular race of people is not worthy of life, I will refuse to engage with t
by patmcc 6y ago
If someone has "moral foundations" that cause them to think that, for example, a particular race of people is not worthy of life, I will refuse to engage with them in reasonable debate. There's no midpoint between nazis and non-nazis; the nazis are wrong and should be handled by force.
This may or may not be the case with ICE, the GOP, etc. but fundamentally there are some people who should not be engaged with in this way.
- nec4b 6y agoWhere do you find all these nazis that want to debate you in real life?
- talcumx 6y agoPerhaps he was talking about "kill all white men" radlibs.
- jamiequint 6y agoHow many people in the GOP/ICE/etc do you actually think believe "particular race X is not worthy of life"?
- malcolmgreaves 6y agoThe entire party's leadership has publiclly stated this. Their chief leader, Trump, is the most obviously outspoken racist. From calling Back athletes exercising their 1st amendment thugs, accepting endorsements from the KKK, to pardoning a white solider who committed war crimes murdering brown people, Trump and the Republican party's unconditional support make their views clear as day.
- will4274 6y agoDo you really believe that the entire Republican party leadership publicly stated that black people are not worthy of life?