Pride now has to decide whether or not to let ex-Muslims protest Islamic homophobia in same ex-Christians can protest Christian homophobia.
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That universities have ex-Muslims, liberal Muslims and reformists 'native informants' for criticising their own religion/religious culture?
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I always find this an excellent message to circulate.pic.twitter.com/r5Y9dgUL26
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I am. And I'm pretty sure the SPLC didn't argue it on relativist grounds. And I'm very sure they got an overwhelming debate and pushback.
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They don't claim to be relativists, no. But it is what people are when they oppose one group doing something but not another.
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No. Again you're using the word wrong. Relativists don't criticize anyone. You mean hypocrites or particularists.
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I've sent you a thing I wrote about cultural relativism. I am not arguing semantics. Talking abt ppl whose principles vary by culture.
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It's not semantics. It's accuracy of terms. These concepts have distinct meanings and shouldn't be run together or you advance poor solution
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I have sent you a thing I wrote about cultural relativism. I am talking about people whose principles are culturally relative.
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I read it. It seems to me you mean moral particularism sometimes and cultural relativism other times and you conflate the two.
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I'm talking abt people whose ethics are culturally relative. Who think something is OK in 1 cultural context & not in another. Its not hard.
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