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So is that where we're at then? People aren't allowed to have opinions on situations they haven't directly experienced themselves? I understand it's cathartic
by honkdaddy 6y ago
So is that where we're at then? People aren't allowed to have opinions on situations they haven't directly experienced themselves?
I understand it's cathartic telling off white males for having opinions, but truly I don't think the case you're making here holds any water.
- jfengel 6y agoThat's correct. You're going to have to learn what it's like to be told "You don't know what you're talking about, and your guesses are in fact not as good as the expertise of other people". The fact that this is so hard for you to hear is the reason that we're having this discussion. People in the majority are have become accustomed to not just having opinions, but to have their opinions override those of other people because they are the majority. They've gotten used to being told to shut up, and now majorities are starting to learn how that feels. It's not great.
- djohnston 6y agoPlease answer all of my questions though.