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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self-coercion *feels like* aligning with a part *against* other part. losing impartiality in a way that means to force the other to be ignored or silent for the time being
So non-coercion is aligning with the parts of you that don't want to use coercion against the parts that do?
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Uh, going meta, aligning with both the part that wants to use it *and* the part that doesn't want to use it, and figuring out from a judge pov if there's a better negotiation possibility. Non-coercion is not a doctrine, it's an assymptotic ideal, coercion might be right sometimes
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