Or discourage it with a lack of sympathy or attention. That would be even better.
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I am offended by certain words & phrases. I really dislike them. They're ugly & demeaning. I have to deal with this.
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1/ An interesting area here the "speech has consequences, tho" form of "social pressure". I struggle mightly with the idea that open...
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2/ homophobes, say, could lose their employment for their offensive ideas. Not legally, maybe, but we all know it's easy to do. Even free..
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3/ speech "absolutists" aren't really great at defending the rights of societal offenders to be fully and truly out with their thinking.
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4/ How far are we willing to go to protect the rights of the offensive to offend?
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That's a huge topic which is also often subjective & speculative to address in bullet-pointed principles.
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Agree. It's a bear. Just thought it's always good to have in the mix re: all thinking on the topic of managing offence.
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some good answers. Thanks for answering my questions. Appreciate it :)
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I agree, but at some point non-gov social pressure is oppressive. Do we use legal response? Or social response?
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