> The problem is with people's lack of nuance - the black and white thinking, and not listening/reading actual source of the topic :p when speaking out. This i

> The problem is with people's lack of nuance - the black and white thinking, and not listening/reading actual source of the topic :p when speaking out. This is what makes me sad. When someone says, "A is B", they don't just say "A is B", they demand that you accept this view. You cannot say "A is almost B", you cannot ask "is A 100% B?" you can't even say "let's talk about it!" You either agree to a given viewset 100%, or are labelled as an enemy, hater and whatnot. And we do deal with situations that are nuanced. Not just that, they have real-life implications for the whole society. Jess and Scott Smith are suing Loudoun County because the views that were imposed on them led to a tragedy. It seems as if in a race towards extreme progressivism the common sense has been lost.