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How could it be classified as "unfair criticism" if the political proposal has made a very specific mistake in this instance? Should we not criticise a mistake
by ndsipa_pomu 2y ago
How could it be classified as "unfair criticism" if the political proposal has made a very specific mistake in this instance? Should we not criticise a mistake simply because they are to be considered infallible or should we point it out so that they can learn and correct it? (Assuming that they are acting in good faith)
- galfarragem 2y agoFree speech and criticizing mistakes is great but there's already comments comparing Trump's US to Weimar's Germany..
- ndsipa_pomu 2y agoIt's a very concerning and valid comparison. I holidayed in Munich a couple of years ago and the Holocaust museum has a very instructive section that details a lot of specifics around Hitler's rise to power. I'm certainly seeing the same pattern beginning to happen in the U.S. with the "othering" of certain people and the clamping down on certain opinions/political leanings. Are you suggesting that it's not a valid comparison, or that it's not safe to speak out against the administration?