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You shifted the argument. It's not "someone saying nasty things to you". It's "someone saying nasty things about you to a large group of people." I'm not sayin
by anon84873628 4y ago
You shifted the argument. It's not "someone saying nasty things to you". It's "someone saying nasty things about you to a large group of people."
I'm not saying I agree, but it does change the logic.
- denton-scratch 4y agoViolence is beating you up. Saying nasty things may be bad, but it's not bad because it's violence, whoever you say it to. It may change someone's logic, but whether the nastiness is addressed to one person or a multitude doesn't change my logic. Verbal "violence" isn't violence.