Someone can have different political opinions from you and still be a good person. Your opinions might be mistaken. Or theirs might be.
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Not to overstay my welcome on this topic because i appreciate the response, but your explanation needs something much deeper. imagine a CEO saying what you said to their employees who were up in arms (i doubt spotify could say that over the Rogan scandal). :)
If I couldn't say something like that to my employees, I'd feel I'd hired stupid people.
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Exactly. Anyone who doesn't think that Paul's original tweet is very reasonable and obvious, needs to reflect on their own close mindedness.
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truth & relevance are not quite the same; I am Latino so
#kidsincages is not an idea happening to someone else, nor the paper towels & disparagement of your people. It is not merely the effect of living inside some media bubble...that all this is *excusable* is beyond rankling.
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What about smart but communists revolucionaries?
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Piggyback off of their partial understanding of the perils of stereotyping. If you insist an individual *must* be evil because of their group affiliations even when you have the individual right in front of you and can make an individuated inquiry, you have been led astray.
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