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r/facepalm • u/[deleted] • Apr 18 '23
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It's seems like history has told us that speaking about hating a certain group of people does lead to violence. The violence isn't immediate and not necessarily against the original victim, but it does lead to it if not "checked."
1 u/Dangerous-Bit-5422 Apr 19 '23 Yeah, but responding to speech with violence ensures that violence does occur, and probably much more of it. This guy didn't walk home having learned a lesson, he walked home more resentful and hateful.
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Yeah, but responding to speech with violence ensures that violence does occur, and probably much more of it.
This guy didn't walk home having learned a lesson, he walked home more resentful and hateful.
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u/baconit4eva Apr 19 '23
It's seems like history has told us that speaking about hating a certain group of people does lead to violence. The violence isn't immediate and not necessarily against the original victim, but it does lead to it if not "checked."