let it go down in the history books that you are the most politically correct and tolerant person, and nothing i ever said had any validity at all
What are you even talking about with this weirdly defeatist statement?
You act like you're oppressed or something over what a few people did to a few other people. Just call on them by name, you don't have to appeal back to Hitler's hayday to justify your points.
yeah good job you got the most brownie points, call them all out by name
You really can't see my motivations being anything more than moralfaggotry, rather than discussing how to actually get the points across in a constructive way?
I addressed them as the Jews in power, and the arguments carried on with claims of antisemitism.
I don't remember it going that way personally, but this is also more towards Tryp who, for whatever reason, isn't falling into the nuance he usually would.
Whatever. Let's look past the perception of antisemitism.
Is it true that anyone who criticizes the Jews, get's cancelled ?
As I've been going on about with Tryp, it's about how it's done moreso than what is done. There's been talk about these things for a while now, what's being called out is over the tone of the message and it's room to incite a movement. The modern censor worries over not just the -isms, but even moreso the room for movements to start from them.
If it is done in the BBC style, presents in a way that does not target an entire group of people altogether, or errs far enough over the line of parody, then it is still presentable. As such, I would argue that it is not anyone who criticizes them, but rather those who do so incorrectly.
It's a matter of context.
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