That's true for 90+% of behavioral research. Doesn't invalidate the bizarrely inconsistent belief patterns within the sample.
New undergrad survey: 81% agree 'Words can be a form of violence'; 30% 'it's OK to use violence to stop free speech' http://c8.nrostatic.com/sites/default/files/NATL%20Undergrad%209-27-17%20Presentation%20%281%29.pdf …pic.twitter.com/qN6dUkAYg7
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"B/c sample based on self-selection rather than probability sample, no estimates of sampling error can be calculated." So that's that then.
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Which words are violent?
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Even you asking that question, hurts me.
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I had a rocket scientist tell me that free speech was a dog whistle for fascism. I'm terrified for our country.
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Words are violence? So when you say: Fuck Trump, is that a direct threat to the President?
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It may indeed be more gratifying than threatening to him, depending who says it.
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Not sure what languge y'all dithered off to, but Anders is wrong. Because the operative word "hate" is MISAPPLIED against free speach.
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