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No, it's not society. That makes it sound like everyone has a say. It's only a very small minority of people are the ones that decide who gets punished and exc
by jlawson 6y ago
No, it's not society. That makes it sound like everyone has a say.
It's only a very small minority of people are the ones that decide who gets punished and excluded.
It's not society, its the powerful.
This is how you have people getting banned for supporting a national politician who won election with ~49% of popular vote. Those 49% clearly didn't get a say in who gets punished and excluded. Only the powerful get that say.
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- uvnq 6y agoI'm willing to bet there are a significant number of people who didn't vote for him who would be opposed to an individual getting banned for supporting him. This pushes the percentage of individuals who are opposed to this punishing/excluding over 50%. "The powerful" that you are referring to would also be a minority if your numbers are correct.
- jlawson 6y agoAgreed - it is a minority. By this study it's about 8%: https://hiddentribes.us/ https://hiddentribes.us/