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So by your own admission, what speech counts as "intolerance" is not universal and subject to interpretation. Could you explain who is responsible for deciding
by hnthrowaway6543 3y ago
So by your own admission, what speech counts as "intolerance" is not universal and subject to interpretation.
Could you explain who is responsible for deciding which views are considered intolerant, so that we know which speech we should not tolerate?
- saghm 3y ago> Could you explain who is responsible for deciding which views are considered intolerant, so that we know which speech we should not tolerate? For starters, how about "people who aren't enrolled or employed at a private organization have no standing to demand access to the private organizations resources for amplifying their speech"? We can take a head count of people who are against this idea by having them publicly sign a petition demanding for support for a pro-choice speaking tour kicking off at Liberty University with stops in Notre Dame and BYU.