mudsticks
Squire
Quite. There are things said on here (ie this forum), which, could be construed as hateful, depending on your point of view
There certainly are..
And quite often you choose to find them 'hilarious' 🙄
Quite. There are things said on here (ie this forum), which, could be construed as hateful, depending on your point of view
Oh I wouldn't know .
Not being in the least bit devilish myself
I do have tremendous amounts of fun though.
Even whilst pursuing what some migh call 'virtuous' ends..😎
Well there's a lot of ifs and buts to unpick in there of course.
And defining 'dignity' too.
But do we always take democratic consensus as the ultimate arbiter of law??
I haven't looked lately but the stats regarding reinstating the death penalty in this country used to be in favour of such..
But we don't, because we choose to hold our society to higher standards.
Just as 'freedom of speech' comes with the qualifier that we also take responsibility for the consequences of our words.
There certainly are..
And quite often you choose to find them 'hilarious' 🙄
I see, do I really have to dig out all the posts where people accuse me of being 'offended' or 'upset' because I disagree with them?
The first two 'we' is are society / law makers etc in general.Who?, unless, that is, it is the "Royal we".
I don't count them..Well quite often, I suspect you "like" a few yourself, but, I don't bother to count other people's "likes", "laughs" etc etc
I don't count them..
I notice them, thats the point of them right??
Otherwise why would you do it??
If you don't want them noticed, don't put them up, they are there as signifiers..
And do spare us the bs of saying that you just do it to 'encourage' other opinions.
I'm sure those folks can manage quite well without this sort- of- endorsement- but-not really-that if questioned.
Own it, you either endorse those opinions, or you don't.. Don't try to fudge it.
If I like a post, or I find it funny that's because I do.
I'm happy to stand by it.
It may have escaped your attention, but, it wasn't me who raised the subject my my "laughs".
As for the bolded bit, I thought, that is what I said?
But do we always take democratic consensus as the ultimate arbiter of law??
Is there anything better? There are certainly universal values but surely they were arrived at by concensus, not imposed. Electing people to vote on issues is an extension of democratic consensus, though necessarily an imperfect one.
No you didn't raise that subject, I never said you did, it hasn't 'escaped my attention' at all.
I raised the subject, in relation to your endorsing of certain posts.
After you yourself had stated that some posts on here could be construed as hate speech.
Then later, you asked me who was the 'we' I was referring to my posts.
I answered your question and told you who I was meaning by 'we'
Interesting.
Quoting a post which itself has two quoted posts in it, does not appear to pick up the part of the post between the two quoted posts.
Haven't noticed that before.
Must be an error in the software.... unless the poster edited the original post, after it was replied to, and, then.... no, that couldn't be
Re the original incident.
There has been a meeting, an apology was made and accepted.
And an undertaking was made to learn from it .
https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news...gozi-fulani-buckingham-palace-racism-incident
So some progress has been made.👍🏼
Yup probs.That seems fair enough really.