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I feel a bit annoyed when people from one 'side' or the other 'claim me' as a supporter for them. Like, no, all issues are nuanced and just because I happened to support half of a single aspect of your position once doesn't make me 'one of yours'.

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Lol. You keep proving my point.

is quite adept at speaking for herself. You would do better listening to her rather than presuming to speak for her. Before this discussion turns into something ridiculous, I'll end it here. Again, good luck.

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@THEenigmatic_J

I don't mind labels, but they're useful only as long as everyone involved is sure that they have the same conceptions about the label, and if the label isn't prescriptive. Failing these two points is super common and you gotta treat it with caution.

9:13 PM · Nov 8, 2017