Question for non-coercion Twitter: Is bravery a form of self-coercion, and if not what's the distinction? (This isn't meant as a gotcha, I actually want to know your answer)
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I say no. It is a very very hard choice to make to be brave but it is distinctly a choice. And if you are forced to be brave, well then you aren't the one coercing yourself.
How is being afraid to do something and choosing to do it anyway different from not wanting to do something and choosing to do it anyway in this respect?
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The distinction lies in why you choose to be brave. Non-coercion doesn't mean inexistent resistance. It means you keep in mind why you are choosing to do something, and being honest and in tune with yourself and your ability to do so, and why the action is necessary.
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