RE: Liam Neeson: Rape, Revenge, and Race Relations
February 20, 2019 at 4:01 am
(This post was last modified: February 20, 2019 at 4:05 am by bennyboy.)
(February 20, 2019 at 3:23 am)Gae Bolga Wrote: -and what you've expressed is that you agree with the alt-reich on this issue, down to the overcompensating crypo-racist accusations, the sjw screeching, the lefts white victimization, the pc world run amok, whiny men, and the grand communist tyranny of objecting to racists and the contents of their hate speech.
Or, that they agree with you..honestly, take you fuckin pick, I don't care and it doesn't matter.
More false syllogisms don't make them more true.
Not liking screechy SJWs is not unique to the alt-right. Many non-neo-nazis don't like screechy hysteria, all caps writing, uncontrolled emotionalism and so on. Many non-neo-nazis prefer measured discourse, supported by facts and values. Many people dislike hypocrisy, which is evident in the absolute intolerance SJWs show for any idea which is part of their trigger-meme dogma, from a group which pretends to promote tolerance.
I consider myself left-of-center. I favor welfare, healthcare, environmental care and so on, and AOC is currently my favorite politician. I mean-- how many vegetarian alt-righters even exist? I've also suggested many plans for the improvement of quality of life for black people, involving things like early release for harsh sentences (or for overturned laws like pot possession in some states), blind sentencing, and so on. I'm no expert on the alt-right, but I don't think any of these positions are typical of that school, are they?
Your technique is pretty obvious-- guilt by association allows you to dismiss arguments based on group membership, rather than arguing actual points or supporting them with facts. But, don't you see-- you are the exact reason why I think free speech is so important-- because when someone tries to use techniques like group demonization, as you do, I get to stand up and make my ideas heard, instead of getting lynched on general principle.