Once again, @JuliusGoat has written something worth reading.

"It’s almost gotten to be boring, the degree to which people believe that what they refer to as 'free speech' should not only allow them to say whatever they want (which it does), but should also prevent other people from understanding them to be the sort of person who says those things."

"People like Scott Adams claim they're being silenced. But what they actually seem to object to is being understood."

https://armoxon.substack.com/p/the-case-for-shunning

The Case For Shunning

People like Scott Adams claim they're being silenced. But what they actually seem to object to is being understood.

The Reframe

@edbott @JuliusGoat

People like Adams will never appreciate the profound impact that it makes to find out that the artist, who’s work you enjoyed, hates you for no reason, but your skin color(and incredible insecurity. Ok, two reasons).

I liked the work of Dean Cain or say, Kevin Sorbo.

People like Adams want to be seen as good people despite doing objectively bad things.

It’s actually quite fascinating.