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There's a difference between being allowed to disagree with someone--that's not merely acceptable but desired--and facing social repercussions for making an arg
by scarmig 4y ago
There's a difference between being allowed to disagree with someone--that's not merely acceptable but desired--and facing social repercussions for making an argument.
- Sin2x 4y agoIf you are talking about being ignored as a social repercussion, you are wrong -- nobody is entitled to force opinions onto others. If they don't like you, they can ignore you as much as they want, that's freedom. What you propose is fascism.