It's obviously an excuse for suppression. The premise is "A is being suppressed. The response is 'I don't like A.'" Do you think that is a valuable insight? Is

It's obviously an excuse for suppression. The premise is "A is being suppressed. The response is 'I don't like A.'" Do you think that is a valuable insight? Is that useful received wisdom? There is strong of evidence that introduction of reactionary 'feeling' consideration acts as a countervailing force to analysis.