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This is a great way to capture my view on the topic. How do we draw the line between hate speech that should be controlled, vs somebody's personal problem? If w
by silicon2401 5y ago
This is a great way to capture my view on the topic. How do we draw the line between hate speech that should be controlled, vs somebody's personal problem? If we call a rich white guy a cracker and he has a breakdown, I don't expect many anti-hate-speech people would mobilize a twitter army to defend him. That to me looks like an issue with "speech I hate" vs "hate speech", as you said.
- vvvac 5y agoYou jump to a white guy labelled as a cracker as an example of hate speech? That's hilarious, projecting projecting projecting, never thinking outside of your own shoes. A better example: a mother lost their kid to a torturer and rapist and you go on TV to say the little kid (2yr old) deserved it for being black and stupid... You have no imagination, you may have money but you're still dumb, sorry.
- silicon2401 5y agoI'm not even white lol. You're clearly more interested in shutting down an opposing viewpoint than having an actual discussion, so I won't be engaging you further, cheers.
- vvvac 5y agoIt really doesn't matter if you're white or purple, the argument stands, you can be extremely damaging, accusing someone of rape for example is speech and it's illegal, people can end up in jail for speech etc.