71% Say Political Correctness Silenced Discussions We Need, 58% Have Views They’re Afraid To Share

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1. How bullshyt the whole feminism movement has become... and how it serves white female interest not female interest as a whole.
2. How "the left" waters down and sabotages the advancement of blacks by baking our unique experience and challenges into the class warfare pie with everyone else.
3. How govt subsidies have resulted in outrageous college cost.
4. How incorrectly military spending is framed by "the left".
5. How damaging responding with violence is.
6. How "getting money out of politics" is ridiculous and futile.
7. How reparations are the answer.
8. How there was no collusion with Russia
9. How toothless and ultimately meaningless the Paris Agreement was
10. How relevant Hillary will always be to when attacking Trump.
11. How bullshyt a "living wage" is.
12. How badly govt. has failed at providing a good education to our children.
13. How the ACA was one of(if not the) worst pieces of legislation passed in a long time.
14. How horrendous socialism and planned economies are
15. How the democratic position on immigration harms the weakest and most vulnerable American citizens(low skill blacks)
16. How social security is just another baby boomer statue of liberty play and will become increasingly unsustainable as the workforce decreases in size. Personal saving accounts are the answer.
17. How terrible Obama really was.
18. How corporations are a govt. institution, not a market creation.
19. How the DNC subscribes to white supremacy
20. How blacks are being aggressively priced out of progressive states.
21. How German manufacturing survived China's entry into the WTO by not having a min wage.
22. How "evil wal-mart" is the nations leading employer of African Americans
23. How unions lobby and pull more strings than the Koch bros.
24. How the establishment itself is the mechanism by which white supremacy is enforced and maintained.
25. How ANTIFA are openly communist
26. How meaningless further gun control laws are and how irrelevant other countries are in the gun debate.
27. How the EU is failing every nation but Germany.
28. How there should be nothing wrong with China investing in Africa
29. How the left is flirting with censoring the internet with this Russian propaganda nonsense
30. How worthless the congressional black caucus is
31. How the absence of blacks and/or women doesnt conclude discrimination
32. How HL's "left" relies of sophistries


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Our revolution is

 

[hashmander]

these people have media outlets dedicated to disseminating their warped views and they're still bytching about not being able to express themselves. the problem is they want it accepted outside of their bubble and people aren't interested in hearing it so they cry about political correctness. they don't seem to be afraid to profess their love of pedophilia in this roy moore story gong on right now. faux news, breitbart, the federalist, washington examiner and we're all hearing it loud and clear but yet in their minds they're being silenced. people not liking what you have to say doesn't mean you are being silenced.

 

[TheBlackSun]

you're very ill informed guy..

Of course that would be the viewpoint coming from the very type of person's I'm talking about.

 

[Eddie_1100]

Of course that would be the viewpoint coming from the very type of person's I'm talking about.

Ok

 

[Berniewood Hogan]

8. How there was no collusion with Russia

 

[Berniewood Hogan]

you are criticized harshly, negged, and even sent to the bushes.

sound like the diary of an english prisoner of war in 1941, brehs

 

[Wild self]

1. How bullshyt the whole feminism movement has become... and how it serves white female interest not female interest as a whole.
2. How "the left" waters down and sabotages the advancement of blacks by baking our unique experience and challenges into the class warfare pie with everyone else.
3. How govt subsidies have resulted in outrageous college cost.
4. How incorrectly military spending is framed by "the left".
5. How damaging responding with violence is.
6. How "getting money out of politics" is ridiculous and futile.
7. How reparations are the answer.
8. How there was no collusion with Russia
9. How toothless and ultimately meaningless the Paris Agreement was
10. How relevant Hillary will always be to when attacking Trump.
11. How bullshyt a "living wage" is.
12. How badly govt. has failed at providing a good education to our children.
13. How the ACA was one of(if not the) worst pieces of legislation passed in a long time.
14. How horrendous socialism and planned economies are
15. How the democratic position on immigration harms the weakest and most vulnerable American citizens(low skill blacks)
16. How social security is just another baby boomer statue of liberty play and will become increasingly unsustainable as the workforce decreases in size. Personal saving accounts are the answer.
17. How terrible Obama really was.
18. How corporations are a govt. institution, not a market creation.
19. How the DNC subscribes to white supremacy
20. How blacks are being aggressively priced out of progressive states.
21. How German manufacturing survived China's entry into the WTO by not having a min wage.
22. How "evil wal-mart" is the nations leading employer of African Americans
23. How unions lobby and pull more strings than the Koch bros.
24. How the establishment itself is the mechanism by which white supremacy is enforced and maintained.
25. How ANTIFA are openly communist
26. How meaningless further gun control laws are and how irrelevant other countries are in the gun debate.
27. How the EU is failing every nation but Germany.
28. How there should be nothing wrong with China investing in Africa
29. How the left is flirting with censoring the internet with this Russian propaganda nonsense
30. How worthless the congressional black caucus is
31. How the absence of blacks and/or women doesnt conclude discrimination
32. How HL's "left" relies of sophistries


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You need help

 

[storyteller]

A lot of times, I find that people who are "afraid" to voice their opinion feel shouted down when you point out their wrong (see Sam Harris vs Ezra Klein). They'll cry about political correctness then wear it as a shield against honest discussions which would requiring acknowledging truths such as racial biases, systemic issues and obvious historical context. Some opinions are wrong and the heads I see complain about the PC police the most tend to only want positive reinforcement.

 

[AnonymityX1000]

A lot of times, I find that people who are "afraid" to voice their opinion feel shouted down when you point out their wrong (see Sam Harris vs Ezra Klein). They'll cry about political correctness then wear it as a shield against honest discussions which would requiring acknowledging truths such as racial biases, systemic issues and obvious historical context. Some opinions are wrong and the heads I see complain about the PC police the most tend to only want positive reinforcement.

Are opinions ever wrong? Don't you mean evil or detrimental?

 

[storyteller]

Are opinions ever wrong? Don't you mean evil or detrimental?

Nah, if your opinion is that immigrants are more likely to commit crime than citizens...we have the numbers and you're wrong. Once we do the "opinions can't ever be wrong" ish, people use that to create debates around topics that have been resolved sometimes for long periods of time (ie: Jordan Peterson's can women and men share a workplace diatribe).

 

[AnonymityX1000]

Nah, if your opinion is that immigrants are more likely to commit crime than citizens...we have the numbers and you're wrong. Once we do the "opinions can't ever be wrong" ish, people use that to create debates around topics that have been resolved sometimes for long periods of time (ie: Jordan Peterson's can women and men share a workplace diatribe).

We actually don't have all the numbers. Crime stats are very unreliable. Only reported crimes are part of the story. If you commit a crime and it goes unreported/you get away with it, it isn't part of 'the numbers'. And crime reporting itself is biased. If a cop commits a crime it is less likely to be reported as such compared to a regular citizen. So bad example.
And I do believe opinions can't be wrong. Unless you are trying to pass misinformation that contradicts a fact as an opinion. There's nothing wrong with long debates.

 

[storyteller]

We actually don't have all the numbers. Crime stats are very unreliable. Only reported crimes are part of the story. If you commit a crime and it goes unreported/you get away with it, it isn't part of 'the numbers'. And crime reporting itself is biased. If a cop commits a crime it is less likely to be reported as such compared to a regular citizen. So bad example.
And I do believe opinions can't be wrong. Unless you are trying to pass misinformation that contradicts a fact as an opinion. There's nothing wrong with long debates.

I was pretty sure my point which you paraphrased well in the bolded section was clear but we're in agreement there. I'm curious on the immigration tip though, do you have data that suggests they're MORE likely to commit crimes or are you just saying we don't have ALL of the data therefore it's still an open debate regardless of the current data pointing largely to one conclusion?

 

[AnonymityX1000]

I was pretty sure my point which you paraphrased well in the bolded section was clear but we're in agreement there. I'm curious on the immigration tip though, do you have data that suggests they're MORE likely to commit crimes or are you just saying we don't have ALL of the data therefore it's still an open debate regardless of the current data pointing largely to one conclusion?

Yeah, it is still an open debate. And the stat is not a constant and the variables not even agreed upon. What constitutes an immigrant? Illegal immigrants only? Both legal and illegal immigrants? You can even technically call everyone not indigenous an immigrant.

 

[storyteller]

Yeah, it is still an open debate. And the stat is not a constant and the variables not even agreed upon. What constitutes an immigrant? Illegal immigrants only? Both legal and illegal immigrants? You can even technically call everyone not indigenous an immigrant.

Okay, so here's where we differ. To start, I'll point to the entire sections on Crime and Crime Rate which cite multiple studies (too long to quote here).

https://www.nap.edu/read/21746/chapter/9#326

Point being there is a body of evidence (dare I say growing?) that all points to one conclusion. Do we have answers to every single question? Not exactly but the methodology will give you an idea of how these researchers defined immigrants in their respective studies and regardless, their conclusions are uniform. In order to make a claim that immigrants are MORE likely to commit crime; I would expect you to provide supporting evidence in a similar manner and then we could at least dive into what differences in methodology are causing the results to be so varied. I think to have an honest debate, you need to support your claim with some kind of evidence.

 

[Dafunkdoc_Unlimited]

The only thing that gets accomplished by not talking honestly about sensitive subjects is that people don't talk honestly about sensitive subjects.​