In fact I would say Milos largest audience are feminists who flock to disrupt him, making him more popular, and play the victim over words.
We can all agree with that. But right now I'm talking abt sincere arguments for & against free expression of ideas.
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Talk is cheap is probably an axiom for a reason: under pressure fear the motivator that collapses conflicting beliefs on each other.
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OK but this is a completely different topic and so is how tribalism can affect perceptions of other people's speech. I'm going to leave it.
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Yes I absolutely agree about sincere arguments; however what I've experienced (I'm a 60's liberal boomer) is that those fail under pressure.
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OK but I'd still like to discuss ideas themselves. We all know that tribalism or politics messes with them in practice.
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Oh okay. Then discuss on... I'm outta here for work today. Nice chat thx
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I dont think there is a sincere argument against or for freedom of expression. Either or are based in self serving motivations to outlaw...
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...contrary ideas or to protect their own. Sincerity i believe to nonexistent or infintismal. Then again im not a humanist.
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Our political lives may be motivated by them but in the end we live & vote & then *suffer* by them. Ergo our ideas must B DEEPLY challenged.
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Ideas are rational and with good intention. They best of those idea intentions require near-heroic behavior under pressure.
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