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Ro-metal Retweeted Travis Brown
This one is easyhttps://twitter.com/travisbrown/status/1286644570252554241 …
Ro-metal added,
“Yes or no” was too hard.pic.twitter.com/AXaXS75xD5
Hi @propensive, I’m seriously interested in understanding how you’re unable to recognize that speech like Yarvin’s led to the atrocities you rightly condemn in your thread
As far as I can tell from the quotes I've seen here, Yarvin speaks a load of nonsense which appears to be a weird racist fantasy and is difficult to take seriously. It is fundamentally unpersuasive.
The Nazis did not gain power (by democracy) by promoting the atrocities they were to commit ten years later, because this was not a persuasive argument then. Instead, they enacted propaganda campaigns which shifted public opinion towards enabling them.
And that is the real danger to societies right now, and all the attention on Yarvin or John de Goes takes attention away from the slow but steady, incremental normalization of unpleasant ideas promoted by political parties in almost every developed country right now.
IMHO, this is where we would committing a huge mistake : the fight against racism, misogyny, etc... won't be won by attacking heads of political parties head on. Recent years have shown that it doesn't work well : there are enough supporters so that it stays alive.
However, fighting everyday acts of racism, misogyny, etc... or support of it, no matter the level and visibility of the one doing it, will slowly move these ideas where they belong : in the trash. And when there is no longer people listening those ideas, the fight is "won".
Yes, but I believe there's also a need for proportionality. If someone disagrees with you and doesn't think they've done anything wrong, they're more likely to be persuaded by a proportionate response than a (perceived) overreaction.
I agree but, at one point, if proportionate responses doesn't work, there will be a need to up it, or either let the contestation die and those ideas thrive... it may be controversial, but I think the "paradox of tolerance" is real, and a looming danger nowadays.
The Paradox of Tolerance is an interesting observation. I think it's too often stated without qualifications, and it's a very difficult question to answer how real it is, but worthy of discussion, as long as there's disagreement on it.
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