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> I do think people right of woke get ostracized with fairly regular tempo, sometimes that's bans, sometimes that's through other means. Again. I'm talking abo
by falcrist 5y ago
> I do think people right of woke get ostracized with fairly regular tempo, sometimes that's bans, sometimes that's through other means.
Again. I'm talking about one specific claim. You guys keep trying to move the goalposts.
Can you substantiate the claim?
- kodah 5y ago> You guys keep trying to move the goalposts. I don't have a "goal post" to even move. I came here to dump some insight into the overall problem the other user was describing. Substantiate what claim? That right of woke users are always treated with a ban? No. I already said that doesn't happen, I also said I don't think the problem is that binary. Anyway, you make having a conversation on the internet completely exhausting. Good luck figuring out whatever it is that you're trying to figure out.
- falcrist 5y ago> If your opinions are anywhere right of woke, you get banned straight up. This is what I was disputing. That's the goalpost. The conversation is exhausting because everyone wants to dance around this claim rather than simply addressing it directly. From my end it feels like pulling teeth. I don't see evidence of the statement. I don't see evidence that the the statement is applied inconsistently. I don't see evidence of moderates being targeted with bans. I don't even see evidence that bans are politically motivated in the first place. I've seen this complaint a lot, but it never gets substantiated. It's just thrown out there like we should all automatically agree with it. Well I don't automatically agree. Please forgive my single-mindedness on this topic, but I'd like to see something substantiating the claim being made. Once we can agree whether this is happening, then maybe I'd be willing to move to a different conversation (like voting).