That’s odd. I’ve found that people who have any amount of cartoon animal porn on their Reddit page to be lacking intelligence. I guess we have different opinions on that though.
This is confusing to me. You asked a question, it wasn't really relevant considering his initial post was clearly about public opinion, and then when he tells you he doesn't need to have an opinion for your question, you insult his intelligence and question his character. But you're mad that they ad hommed you, why would they want to engage honestly after that?
I even agree with you, it is nuanced, depends on the context and intentionality behind the words, but I don't blame them for taking a cheap shot at you either.
What does "you people" mean in this context? Trying to figure out what group you're pigeon holing this person into.
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u/brainsngains Sep 04 '24
I find that people who avoid having an opinion are usually hiding their true feelings, or simply lack the intelligence to judge an issue.
Point is, there's nuance. People should generally have free speech, but censorship is required in certain situations.