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Stopping people from stating facts and forcing them to respect the emperor's new clothes by force creates toxicity, yes.
by bakugo 4y ago
Stopping people from stating facts and forcing them to respect the emperor's new clothes by force creates toxicity, yes.
- socialismisok 4y agoWhich facts, specifically. Please go on the record.
- bakugo 4y agoNice try! I assume you're a distraught twitter user because this feels like an exchange that would happen there.
- socialismisok 4y agoSo you are unwilling to say what, specifically, you believe in and instead prefer to gesture vaguely. And nope, I'm not a Twitter user. I was, until about 4 years ago. Not a Facebook user either. I was, until about a decade ago. I don't think either are particularly healthy places.
- Nicksil 4y ago>Which facts, specifically. Please go on the record. This is incitement.
- socialismisok 4y agoLOL. Incitement of "to have a discussion we need concrete opinions".
- Sohcahtoa82 4y ago> stating facts And exactly what facts are you stating? Usually when people complain that they're not allowed to just "state facts", it's statistics being used to justify racism. And of course, most of the time, those statistics are highly misleading.