-a huge amount of emails from christians trying to tell me that I was wrong, that I needed to listen to them, that I needed to stop saying these things. And like... no. I believe what I believe and I'm going to keep expressing my ideas on the world and my experiences of it.
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This also is circling around a larger point or value I hold - that suppressing discussion, or limiting voices who are allowed into a discussion, as a general rule, is a dangerous and exclusionary thing to do.
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For example, I strongly believe men should be allowed into the abortion debate. It doesn't affect them, but that *doesn't matter* - their opinions on how a good world runs are valid no matter what. Ofc, I can view their opinions as less important to me because they are men.
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I too understand that paradox, and social media has only exacerbated that issue. But there are ways of having that discussion that involve both sides and multiple perspectives, that doesn’t involve being insensitive to any of those groups
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