You are wrong; I don't care about being correct, I care about advancing the conversation. We spent several posts unpacking your misunderstanding of what "shouting down" someone meant; your "broader definition" isn't supported anywhere but in your mind and misinterpretation of the act. You then proceeded to tar those participating in a fundamental act of free speech- voicing their opinion- as somehow bad because of your misinterpretation. Once you agreed that you meant "folks committing crimes to sabotage the exercise of rights of those they disagree with" and not "shouting them down" the conversation could advance.
You're right, it's about definitions, which are readily referenceable on the Internet and one can use to check to validate they're saying what they mean, instead of saying something which actually conflicts with their value structure in meaning.
BTW, here you are ignoring the entire "cancel culture" concept in favor of the strict definition of "his show has been canceled", that you can find "cancel culture" defined all over the darn place doesn't stop you from trying to "score points" as you've accused me of in your rebuttal. D'oh. Goood luck reconciling that, I'll leave ya to it.![]()
LOL. If my definition is incorrect and too broad (it was), then I didn't "tar" those who only engage in shouting, right? I tarred those who engage in violence and strongarm tactics. Duh?
If you truly cared about advancing the conversation, you could have simply asked how I define "shouting down." Oh well, enough nonsense, see ya!
Thank you for proving my point. As protestors are protesting about protests at protests, they can do the shit they are going to do.
