Message from @Beemann
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Haha i only put partly agree on the sluts question
By the power vested in me...
Shoulda gone full puritan
I. AM. HE-MAAM!
I also said that (at somewhat level), but I'd apply that fairly universally
Totally Agree
Max out the slut shaming
lel
It only asked for women, but I would have agreed for men too.
I'm right there with you yuma.
yeah that was my thought process as well
Shame for Success!
It's a new program I'll start.
Where's my tomato.
didnt MILO try to kick that off?
his was for fatties tho
Oh?
I didn't even know that, lol.
he wanted to bring back fat shaming
Well, now we have fat positivity.
Both are dog shit.
We need more shame in general
But I'd rather shame towards success.
HAES is a weirdo cult
It's a problem that in society it's become more prevalent to tolerate.
Which I don't remember, but that quiz had something related to that.
"Power and glory make a people greater, whereas toleration makes a people weaker."
tolerance is too vague a term tbh
what is the action taken when someone is intolerant? Is it disapproval? Is it legal measures?
it used to be that you could tolerate an action without approving of it - you could criticize it, and criticize the person exhibiting the behaviour in question, but it was tolerant because you were keeping it to civilized channels
then it meant keep quiet or support, now it just seems to be unconditional support
True.
so I would say tolerance in the classical sense provides social cohesion - there has to be a level of civility and the expectation of such between individuals who may disagree about issues within the boundaries of "not an existential threat". Tolerance in the postmodern soyboy sense is the ruination of societal structure
Unconditional support is poor, and if you keep quiet that *might* imply you're complicit with their actions but I'm not sure what the delineation is considering "The Squad" thinks that if you support Trump in any capacity then you're [insert every bullshit line in the book].
Tolerance used to mean that whatever you're tolerating is undesirable or distasteful
Otherwise there's no need to tolerate anything
Right, there has to be some level of civility but if someone personally wrongs me, or my family I will excommunicate them.
Granted that can depend on context.
I think this comes back to my prior issue - we seem to be bad at creating a hard boundary while still navigating instances of moral ambiguity