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> There should be no repercussions as long as you state facts. I and I suppose many on the left would say there should be. So you're saying that there are fact
by thematrixturtle 5y ago
> There should be no repercussions as long as you state facts. I and I suppose many on the left would say there should be.
So you're saying that there are factually correct statements that nobody should be able to utter without facing repercussions? Can you offer an example?
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- dwaltrip 5y agoSaying things that are "true" isn't a guarantee that you will get the best possible reaction. There are infinite true statements. We have to carefully pick the most useful and applicable truths to say in any given situation. That's what wisdom and maturity are. Understanding a situation and choosing a good course of action. Including the truths we choose as the primary descriptors of the situation.