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> It's really strange how people allow their political ideology to color their thinking I think that it is you that is trying to make this political. I referr
by noncoml 4y ago
> It's really strange how people allow their political ideology to color their thinking
I think that it is you that is trying to make this political. I referred to two specific people, one of which is supposed to be "not left, nor right". So why are you trying to paint it political?
If anything I explicitly said in the post you replied that I find it sad that people are all about politics these days.
Since you support freedom of ideas I ask you to respect my opinion about Musk, which has nothing to do with his claim of "marketplace of ideas" but a lot to do with all the other opinions he posts online.
I would go into detail what are the things that he says that make him appear like a "sociopathic cult leader" to me, if you want. But by your message it sounded like you are sure that I don't like Musk because I don't support free speech. So, not sure it's worth continuing the discussion.
I'll just leave this here for reference:
https://www.psychmechanics.com/characteristics-of-cult-leaders/ https://www.psychmechanics.com/characteristics-of-cult-leade...
- claytongulick 4y agoYou called a former president of the United States and a successful serial entrepreneur sociopathic cult leaders. And yet somehow, you're redirecting to accuse me of making your very clearly biased post political. This is what I mean by how our ideology colors our thinking.
- noncoml 4y agoSocrates is a philosopher. Socrates is a human. Hence all humans are philosophers? Can you explain why do you keep insisting that me calling Musk a sociopathic cult leader has anything to do with politics?