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Everything at reddit devolved into pushing political ideals. That's what happens when nobody can respect that others are allowed to have different opinions.
man why is kbin being swamped with nazis and "im a centrist but..." people all of a sudden, it's getting really annoying
So 'people who respect other people's opinions' are nazis?
EDIT: The amount of stuff you have to assume, lie about, and make-up is astounding. I pity you. You're making up your own enemy and that's very sad. I hope one day you can have a productive discussion without villifying anyone who dares simply say they have a different opinion than you.
It's clear that you don't even understand the 'paradox of intolerance' that you like to misquote.
It's a mind-shortcut taking piss out of the blatant centrist mindset of criticising the left and defending the right by saying shit like "you cannot censor people you disagree with!" while talking about people posting bonafide hate speech and mistaking it for freedom of speech.
Something something Popper's Paradox and Nazi Bar analogy.
You took the words out of my mouth. These free-speech absolutist types nearly always benefit the right, and help further the spread of nazi ideaology because of "oh well freedom of speech".
yes. end of story.
Respecting other people's opinions is being well mannered. Stating that people that do so are ***** sounds batshit crazy to me.
He never mentioned nazis?
It's the paradox of tolerance social contract. I will respect their right to an opinion as long as they uphold that contract. Unfortunately, many don't.
Stop misusing the 'parodox of tolerance' if you haven't actually studied it. It doesn't mean what 99% of people on reddit/lemmy think it means.
I've seen more people shut down anyone who disagrees with them (both here and on rddit) than I have people 'not uphold the social contract'. Yes, there are trolls, but there are way more people who say 'shut up nazi!' at the first sign of even a slightly different opinion.
It's a Wikipedia link away, it doesn't require a PhD to read and understand. Why are you assuming I need to study it to know what it is?
Would you like to state your views? Because it certainly sounds like you have some that are pent up inside.