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thefandomisrising
· 3 years ago
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A thousand times yes. So many people need to understand that disagreement =/= disrespect.
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tarotnathers13th
· 3 years ago
Fo real.
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thefandomisrising
· 3 years ago
And it works both ways too. Just because I disagree with them doesn't mean I'm disrespecting them, and disagreeing with me doesn't give them the right to disrespect me.
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natethegreat
· 3 years ago
I tend to open up with “no disrespect, but...<insert your argument here>”
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dcottingham
· 3 years ago
And just because I agree with you, doesn't mean I don't hate you.
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tlbomb
· 3 years ago
and the lesser known: "just because I hate you doesn't mean I disagree with you
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abel_hazard
· 3 years ago
It depends on what the disagreement is. There are certain things - like “I have the right to be alive,” as an extreme example, that if you disagree with, the effect, regardless of intent, is hateful.
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garlog
· 3 years ago
How do you have a hateful effect with out a hateful intention? Hate is a feeling, not an action.
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abel_hazard
· 3 years ago
If you give me poison thinking it’s cake, you still kill me.
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garlog
· 3 years ago
I agree with that sentence, but where does hate enter into that scenario?
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abel_hazard
· 3 years ago
Because the effect is hateful. You’re ending a life, whether your emotions were invested in it or not. Impact, not intent.
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garlog
· 3 years ago
How is the effect hateful if no hate is involved?
