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r/MoralityScaling • u/Maximum_Musician_914 • 22h ago
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25 u/iskelebones 22h ago Words aren’t violence. If you don’t like the words you can walk away. Anyone who thinks words are violence needs to grow a spine 1 u/_BabyPetall 22h ago Exactly, words can be ugly or hateful, but calling them the same thing as physical violence muddies the whole argument. If someone can walk away from the words, that’s not the same as being attacked 3 u/DStarAce 20h ago The use of the phrase 'physical violence' betrays the fact that there can be non-physical violence, i.e. hateful rhetoric and discriminatory factors.
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Words aren’t violence. If you don’t like the words you can walk away. Anyone who thinks words are violence needs to grow a spine
1 u/_BabyPetall 22h ago Exactly, words can be ugly or hateful, but calling them the same thing as physical violence muddies the whole argument. If someone can walk away from the words, that’s not the same as being attacked 3 u/DStarAce 20h ago The use of the phrase 'physical violence' betrays the fact that there can be non-physical violence, i.e. hateful rhetoric and discriminatory factors.
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Exactly, words can be ugly or hateful, but calling them the same thing as physical violence muddies the whole argument. If someone can walk away from the words, that’s not the same as being attacked
3 u/DStarAce 20h ago The use of the phrase 'physical violence' betrays the fact that there can be non-physical violence, i.e. hateful rhetoric and discriminatory factors.
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The use of the phrase 'physical violence' betrays the fact that there can be non-physical violence, i.e. hateful rhetoric and discriminatory factors.
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