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There's a difference between disagreeing with a position and finding it "abhorrent". Your evidence with regards to interracial marriages does not support your
by IX-103 5y ago
There's a difference between disagreeing with a position and finding it "abhorrent".
Your evidence with regards to interracial marriages does not support your point. Whether "something can be discussed" is an entirely different question than than "do you support position X". The very fact that they were able to take a poll is strong evidence that talking about it was not verboten.
- pessimizer 5y agoThis is simply not true, and a strange argument. Child pornography is discussed because people find it abhorrent. US politics has largely revolved around the prevention of interracial relationships for at least a century and a half, so the idea that people didn't (and don't) find them abhorrent is bizarre and ahistorical.
- guythedudebro 5y ago> US politics has largely revolved around the prevention of interracial relationships for at least a century and a half What
- IX-103 5y agoAgain you are conflating finding the discussion of a practice as abhorrent with finding the implementation of a practice abhorrent.