That's why they're general and we do the best we can with them.
I probably only imagine I consider anything sacred, have strong disgust instincts & strong respect for tradition.
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You just keep making v broad, general statements.If there's a good moral argument for banning Morris dancer's make-up.state it
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I'm supposedly motivated by care/harm re defending Morris Men traditions, not ppl who'd ban it cos they think it harms PoC?
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Yes, I should let things go when its clear someone is not going to make a point & back it up with anything but I keep hoping.
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This is not simple!
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Then please go away and come back when you've found words with which to make an argument. What does vague waffle achieve?
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Jeese, what would you like clarified then?
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The argument for Morris dancer's face paint being morally wrong. For goodness sake, Liam. This is pointless.
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I think we only truly consider something sacred when we are willing to fight for it. Most of us just get mildly beligerant
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Another tangential, broad point.Shld I now declare my willingness to fight for various things?Secularism? Liberalism? England?
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And will this bring us any closer to a solid argument for banning the face paint of traditional folk-dancers?
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