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> to defend speech that ends up driving people away because of either direct overt bigotry or, more often, a pervasive use of dog whistles Q: Who gets to deter
by logifail 4y ago
> to defend speech that ends up driving people away because of either direct overt bigotry or, more often, a pervasive use of dog whistles
Q: Who gets to determine if something counts as a "dog whistle" or a "trope"?
I don't find the typical usage of either of those terms ever contributes much to honest debate.
- rebeccaskinner 4y agoYou know it when you see it, and ultimately it’s going to be a call left up to whoever is moderating the community. Any attempt at a narrow or precise definition leads to disingenuous people exhausting the moderators with endless rules lawyering.