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This is just a rephrasing of "it's not okay to be intolerant to the intolerant"

I know people who had masks before the pandemic

>You are not Twitter or Facebook. Stop pretending these giant social behemoths are people, they are not.

The problem is that people who have such opinions refuse to understand that they have made a category error and how broken their premises are.

Mazda, Mitsubishi, Nissan

The Declaration of Independence is not a legally binding document either.

Why not? Couldn't the UN Universal Declaration of Human Rights be a "rhetorical trick"?

So the UN's Universal Declaration of Human Rights is religious?

"Corporations are people too, my friend."

Generally whites moving into a nonwhite area has been exemplified by colonialism, which is the community being coerced into integrating with the colonists.

Of equal importance is reading the actual citations. Sometimes the short conclusion is misleading of the quantity of evidence that goes the other direction.

> The conversion of the British gas supply to North Sea gas

There was a complete prohibition on CO containing gas. Go read the story again.

Except when most of the guns used in crimes come from within the state, how are you going to scapegoat those other states?

> Imagine you live in a neighborhood where people have guns and actually use them. Wouldn't you be a bit stressed out and thus being more prone to make errors, communicate incorrectly, both as patient but also as nurse/doctor?

No, have you never lived in a rural area?

> EDIT: Downvoters, I'm really interested in hearing your opinions!

Best guess is that they just very strongly disagree with your points but have no rebuttal. So a downvote has to do.

Is Hispanic Lives Matter a shibboleth? How about Asian Lives Matter?

If it feels good, doesn't that make it reasonable?

I'm not a rationalist. It does sound like you have been burned significantly based on the extensive comment that instead tries to attack this notion you have of them, rather than actually answer the question. The level of your trauma was not so apparent at the beginning, and I hope you work through it someday.

Well, without any data it's impossible to say. ;)

That's a cop-out of an answer, and one that makes people less inclined to believe in the entire story.

Which beliefs burned you?

I was referring to the "When the President does it, that means it's not illegal", claiming that it's okay for them to do what they do to regular people but not okay for regular people to do the same to them.

> That quote is just suggesting they do to journalists what journalists do to other people.

The infamous Richard Nixon quote comes to mind.

Why?

Antoine Watson

Yahya Muslim

Yep, definitely sounds like average Trump supporter names...

>I’m guessing 99% of us figured this was an income-level (class) thing at first glance but they didn’t mention their income levels either.

They did mention where they found the suspect:

>A tactical unit served the warrant and arrested Watson and Goo at a home on the 500 block of Lisbon Street in Daly City around 8:45 p.m. Saturday.

Zillow reports that block as having million dollar homes.

The 84 year old was from Thailand, which is just as far south as India.

Also the suspect names give it away:

Antoine Watson

Yahya Muslim

Unless you want to be a heretic.

It's literally a category in Doordash.