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Aella
@Aella_Girl
I genuinely do not understand the moral outrage that people express at some of my lines of questioning. It's a bit novel each time, and to some extent I'm drawn to figuring out which kinds of question that trigger the outrage. But it seems so inconsistent!
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Aella
@Aella_Girl
Some qs I predict people would get upset about, but they don't at all. Others seem extremely innocuous or basic questions I assume everyone asks and then I get slapped upside the head with surprise anger. I've learned ppl are touchy about trans, pedos, bestiality, and autists.
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Aella
@Aella_Girl
and like, it is intuitive to me that those questions are more charged, but not intuitive to me that they're anger inducing. I've sort of assumed the charged areas are the most interesting places to ask qs and some part of me doesn't get why everyone else doesn't feel the same
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S. Yoshi
@s_yoshi12
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@Aella_Girl
If I'm reading this, that means successful wading, right? Also, this is why critical discourse is dead. We're bereft of hallmarks from Classical Liberalism that was established in support of free speech... I think if a question is scary to someone, theyre insecure w/their schema