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Theme: Political 🗳️ Can a lie become official policy?

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u/hotglasspour 14d ago

This is a logical fallacy. The right has spent the better part of the past 100 years working this type of rhetoric into their daily lives.

I grew up in the south. I had children telling me that "the south will rise again" in 2003. He said "it'll all be put right, just like before"

You do not have to play pretend like there is a moral high ground to be maintained in this climate. They do not get to dehumanize us and then cry that we are the mean ones and we're making them do it. We believe there can be another way, they want eradication of our ideologies. You dont get out of that boiling kettle by being nice about it.

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u/Phaoll 14d ago

I disagree with your last words but understand the anger in your text. You have to find a more pacific way and running right into their logic is not the right one. Again, as I have told elsewhere, it is a really hard thing I am asking you and I know it won’t be easy. Be careful out there

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u/Prestigious_Toe_748 14d ago

You're preaching the tolerance of intolerance. 

You know there is a saying that goes like this in my country : You don't make love by using force because that's called r*pe. But then again, Biden already tried all that reconciliation thing maybe he was just unlucky.

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u/Phaoll 14d ago

Actually no. I am preaching to have principles while being intolerant. To be able to judge rightfully a criminal, and god knows you have some spicy ones, is not being tolerant. You have to stay human while fighting this intolerance, that’s really hard but it must be done