Do you view 'social justice warriors' and 'the alt-right' as roughly equivalent in extremism, just on opposite sides?
Would you be open to genuine discourse around why some people view them as equivalent? I'm getting the impression you view anybody who believes this as stupid, so I'm not sure.
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Not necessarily. I also accept selfish. I would be open to genuine discourse if I could actually expect any new arguments that do not boil down to either "there are no alt-right murders, they're all lone wolves and the movement can't be blamed" or ...
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"my definition of freedom of speech matters so much more to me than just a few kills here or there. millions of people want to use the n-word and only a few hundred died because of the alt right". If you have anything that doesn't lead there: sure, go for it.
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The discourse is basic as fuck. People are unsettled by deplatforming and what they perceive to be zealotry and threats to freedom of speech and examples of the mental shit you see in student politics, and the left trying to force issues they perceive as unnatural or immoral
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But really it's people trying to make a fairer kinder world. I'm extremely pro freedom, but I l understand that is bad to be a knob so will try to respect people. When had the alt right ever argued for kindness? It's basically just got mine for the millennials who can't get laid
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