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I know it's real. But it doesn't excuse giving away one's values just because something inconvenienced them. As an example, do I find some vegans annoying on t
by Orygin 8mo ago
I know it's real. But it doesn't excuse giving away one's values just because something inconvenienced them.
As an example, do I find some vegans annoying on the internet? Yes. Does it mean I will instead start supporting carnism, or push back on veganism? No, absolutely not. Because these are values I have, and no actions of others can change what I value.
- iamnothere 8mo agoThe fundamental values don’t often change, but if you alienate people enough they will shift their activities to supporting a different cause they care about, or give up and tune out entirely. It’s self-defeating. You can’t win with radicals alone.
- Orygin 8mo ago> You can’t win with radicals alone. I'm not saying you can, I'm saying if any radicalism is met with knee-jerk rejection of the cause, then you never really held these values. Most social progress has been made because of radicalism not in spite of.