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‘Wrong opinion’ specifically in the sense that you oppose the process of human rights, specifically the rights of traditionally oppressed and minority groups, t
by mock-possum 4y ago
‘Wrong opinion’ specifically in the sense that you oppose the process of human rights, specifically the rights of traditionally oppressed and minority groups, to be treated fairly and held as equals amongst the general population, and to not suffer the dehumanizing indignity of oppression, and the violence of bigotry.
- mellosouls 4y agoNo, "wrong opinion" in the sense of challenging overreach carried out in the name only of your examples - normally by unpleasant people in mobs who have appointed themselves arbiters of the limits of public discourse. But of course, this is very well known and its unfortunate it keeps needing to be restated.