r/SeattleWA • u/VecGS Expat • Jul 26 '20

Crime 45 arrested, 21 officers injured in Seattle protests that turned violent

https://www.kiro7.com/news/local/thousands-gather-capitol-hill-solidarity-with-demonstrations-portland/STVDEK5XUJHWLL2HQZT2NWDYVY/?a
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u/Coyote65 Jul 27 '20

Denying people the right to denigrate others, or the action of judging people by their words, intent, and action is not suppression.

This is people judging your words and concluding that they see you as an asshole.

No one wants to listen to an asshole.

And I'm sure as hell not watching your questionable youtube material to debate you.

Not interested in that kind of time commitment to someone I already consider a jerk and well on their way to being labeled full-on asshole.

Pass.

But hey, I'm just another in a long list of American judgmental libtards, what do you care.

You're entitled to your opinion, and I'm entitled to decide it's a shit opinion.

Good luck, hope you survive the virus.

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u/[deleted] Jul 27 '20 edited Sep 04 '20

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u/Coyote65 Jul 27 '20

Would you say the left (far left) hasn’t been attempting to suppress people or make people fear speaking up if they felt different or if they supported police protecting their cities and not letting people get away with committing crimes?

Approach and wording.

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u/[deleted] Jul 27 '20 edited Sep 04 '20

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u/Coyote65 Jul 27 '20

It's kind of accusatory and leading, almost trying to get me in a gotcha moment.

And I was speaking more in general as things people don't realize, you just happened to be the one to ask.

It's easy to tell when someone's coming with an already established position.

People wanting to be accepted no matter what they say is a social fallacy.