Like, if we disagree on which Star Wars movie is the best (Jedi, btw), that's something we can still be friends over. But if it's that everyone should have the same human rights, even if they're not the same religion, gender, ethnicity, etc as others... No. We're not friends.
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If the issue is whether we like dark chocolate then sure, but if the issue is whether people deserve rights then I just can’t.
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have a feeling they probably wouldn't want to remain friends with a holocaust denier.
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I can disagree with this as well. Human rights, LGBTQ rights, women's rights, aren't up for debate. Actively curtailing the rights of minority groups, in the case of women, half the human race. Is objectively wrong. IF you vote for people who want those things, you are complicit.
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For example, my preference in books and yours don't coincide, well so be it. Not so much if there is disagreement over human rights.
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I'm vacillating on this. I was strongly moved by an essay written by one of the male members of a feminist site. He often mentioned that he used to be conservative, and was asked enough about how he came around that he wrote a fascinating article detailing his transformation.
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Essentially, he told the story of patient friends who tolerated his ignorance and who made the effort to explain their point of view when he asked. Summarized in a tweet, it sounds corny, like "civil discourse is the answer" but I believe his personal account was truthful.
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