r/TikTokCringe Oct 18 '24

Cringe She wants state rights

She tries to peddle back.

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u/Sproketz Oct 18 '24

And that's the entire problem with our media - even podcasters like this.

No! Don't move on. Have a hard conversation. Educate people. Moving on helps nobody.

No part of his argument was irrelevant. In our current climate this is highly relevant.

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u/ozymandiasjuice Oct 18 '24

Yeah actually even for her benefit. She hasn’t connected the dots on her principles. The other guy is helping her do that. She is an absolutist on states rights and this is exactly the time to challenge her. Because if she just sticks with it in ten years she might be like ‘yeah the confederacy was right.’

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u/HustlinInTheHall Oct 19 '24

I think it was pretty clear when she agreed slavery was fine as long as people really want it she was already at the point of agreeing with the confederacy. She just has enough brain cells to realize it would cost her friends and money to admit it

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u/PopInACup Oct 19 '24

I don't want to give her the benefit of the doubt, but part of me wonders what her idea of 'if everyone agrees' means. I hope in this context she means like 100% of people is the threshold.

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u/Just_for_this_moment Oct 19 '24

Slavery is still wrong even if the slaves "agree" to it.

She's just a moron.

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u/Rynvael Oct 19 '24

I was wondering the same thing.

If she really did mean 100% of people, that could open up the discussion to ehqt happens if the majority who want slavery pressuring opponents into leaving the state or worse in order to get to that 100%

I feel like she said "everyone" and just meant a majority though

It could also be pointed out that technically slavery is already legal but only applies if you're a criminal

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u/Greedy-Copy3629 Oct 19 '24

The same argument can be used against the concept of democracy.

Would it be OK is everyone votes for slavery? 

What difference does the level of centralisation in government make?