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This is a motte-and-bailey fallacy. When your disagreement with someone drives you to contact their employer and demand their dismissal, you've gone far beyond
by CWuestefeld 6y ago
This is a motte-and-bailey fallacy.
When your disagreement with someone drives you to contact their employer and demand their dismissal, you've gone far beyond a right to disagree.
- eclat 6y agoTextbook Motte and Bailey.
- belltaco 6y ago>When your disagreement with someone drives you to contact their employer and demand their dismissal, you've gone far beyond a right to disagree. Sounds like they're exercising their right to free speech and you want to censor them. Looks like a case of "I only agree with free speech when its my side".
- CWuestefeld 6y agoSounds like you've somehow managed to divine my attitude toward people on my own side (whatever that might be), without me ever having mentioned it.