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I think it makes perfect sense logically as to why that would be the case. When a situation like this occurs, the side of the people who are pro-stated-value a
by filoleg 6y ago
I think it makes perfect sense logically as to why that would be the case.
When a situation like this occurs, the side of the people who are pro-stated-value are disincentivized from critiquing other pro-stated-value people who are being hypocritical (not in the least, because it feels like hurting "your team"), while people who are anti-stated-value have absolutely no downsides or disincentives to criticizing hypocritical pro-stated-value individuals. So it makes sense why, given two opinion groups of about the same size, there will always be more of the anti-stated-value people being outraged and and doing criticizing.