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This is vague enough that I consider it dangerous; if you manage to put this into a more specific claim that can't also be used to shame a lot of things that shouldn't be shamed, I'd be more open to it

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Do you mean something like, there's not actually wrong with e.g. necrophilia in a vacuum and I wouldn't shame someone in a vacuum, but I'm worried other people might hear the lack of shame as permission to do damaging things I don't agree with, so it's dangerous to not shame?

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@default_friend

Yes it can, watch us do it

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@default_friend

Not everyone agrees on what should or shouldn't be shamed and if you actually want the libertine society you might be dreaming of it would be worthwhile to get used to that

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@default_friend

I think this opinion is safe to discard on the "not easily measurable" part but the stench of nannyism, the suggestion of knowing what's better for myself (nebulously, of course) and allegations of broader social harm being averted via limiting my options are just 💯💩