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Originally Posted by [MERIT]
No, I'm arguing for personal freedom.
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And those freedoms end when you infringe on someone else's. You likened being grossed out to being accepted. Sounds like some discrimination to me.
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You have the right to be gay or stupid or a zionist.
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You have the right to be a chicken, a duck, or a brain surgeon.
About the same level of false equivalency I think.
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I have the right to tell you to fuck off [not that I would, just an example].
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Depends on the scenario. Are you telling me to **** off for being gay and eating in your restaurant? Because that's unacceptable and you should have your business shut down for something like that.
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May not be the best policy, but it is the right of humans to discriminate.
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So you are defending discrimination.
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People discriminate every day. You see a shadowy teen in an oversized coat walking toward you in the middle of the night on the sidewalk. You switch sides. BOOM! Discrimination.
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Nice surface level talking point. Gauging a scenario is far different from treating people differently for things that aren't in their control.
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The waitress asks you if you want tea or lemonade. You say tea. BOOM! Discrimination.
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I don't get it. You think that preference is discrimination?
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And the leprosy thing is mot a false equivalence. Using big words doesn't make you right LOL. But nice try.
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Sorry, I thought most people would know what it means. Here's a link:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/False_equivalence
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ENDPOINT: I may not like the way you practice your freedom, but I will fight for you to have it. I will fight equally for someone to have the right to be gay just as hard as I will fight for someone to call them a faggot.
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Ja you're pretty much just someone who wants to call people a ***got then. People who would act so aggressively for something so innocent should not be a part of society so idk, round them up and put them in camps? Get some saunas.