@PhilosophyExp It's definitely possible to forcefully disagree with someone without bullying/harrassing them.
Here's the thing about online hatred. If it's directed towards one's enemies then it's righteous anger. If not, then it's immoral bullying.
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@ohheybiology Errr. Okay, thanks...? -
@PhilosophyExp I just mean, I don't think anyone can justify online hatred as righteous anger. -
@ohheybiology Right. That was the point I was making. Josh retweeted it out of context (and 15 days late!). -
@PhilosophyExp Oh sorry! Just saw the retweet! Also my boyf and I spent around 2 hours on your website last weekend, it's v interesting :) -
@ohheybiology No prob. I wasn't sure what your first tweet was about at all. Then I figured out what had happened. Glad you liked web site!
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@PhilosophyExp Freedom fighters and terrorists. :) -
@astruc In this case, it's advocating against "terrorism" while engaging in "freedom fighting" and advocating for its legitimacy.
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