> They're really not. What's true is the experiences that led you to feel the way you do and the fact that you feel that way.
But I didn't name a single experience or anecdote. These are all googleable facts..
But I didn't name a single experience or anecdote. These are all googleable facts..
The energy behind comments like this isn't intellectual curiosity. It's pain left over from painful experiences. That's important, maybe more important than intellectual curiosity. Almost certainly more important. But we don't get anywhere when we argue about this through the armor of ideological categories, because that's not really what it's about. All that happens is that those with similar pain line up on one side and those with opposite pain line up on the other, each seeing the other as the culprit. What dialog is possible then? None.