on contextualized ethics (e.g., it's okay for me to say n***a, but not for you to say n***er or n***a bc of context), also have tension...
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if morality is individual, no, it DOESN'T matter to you if your neighbor is openly gay, or if your neighbor is openly a white supremacist...
but if your morality is collective, it matters because this person's individual ethics will affect the ethics of the entire community...
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I say this not to equate being queer with being a white supremacist but simply to illustrate that both left and right have some feeling for
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the idea that the actions of individuals DO have an important impact on the morality of the collective. (obviously my morals are pro-queer
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