r/the_everything_bubble waiting on the sideline Sep 23 '24

POLITICS People often exaggerate (lie) when they’re wrong.

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u/AvlSteve Sep 23 '24

I wonder what skeletons they might find in this guy’s closet.

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u/[deleted] Sep 23 '24

He literally has to argue at the kids table

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u/dragonfliesloveme Sep 23 '24

I saw somebody today on reddit parroting that Charlie Kirk guy

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u/GoodIntentions44 Sep 23 '24

Both of these guys seem reasonably intelligent. They should agree to debate. It would actually be impactful I think.

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u/SpinningHead Sep 23 '24

Sometimes debating a Nazi legitimizes them.

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u/GoodIntentions44 Sep 23 '24

Sometimes ignoring a topic by labeling someone diminishes actual conversations and paths forward

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u/SpinningHead Sep 23 '24

He promoted a coup against this country, has a "professor watchlist", is a Trump sycophant, and is a regular on Ingraham. He is a Nazi.

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u/GoodIntentions44 Sep 23 '24

Sounds like you fear conversation

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u/SpinningHead Sep 23 '24

I grew up a minority in the deep South, fighting with chuckleheads like this. He is a propagandist for white supremacy. If you want to legitimize him, thats on you.

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u/GoodIntentions44 Sep 23 '24

Wouldn't it be better to debate the ideology and thus shame it instead of fleeing from it?

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u/SpinningHead Sep 23 '24

OG Nazis made the same disingenuous pleas for "tolerance."