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adamdoesmusic t1_j5l5mow wrote

Reply to comment by WhoMeJenJen in Argument for a more narrow understanding of the Paradox of Tolerance by doubtstack

Of course I could, but the fact is you’re not asking because you actually want a source. You know damn well this is your ideology, you’re proud of it but you know you can’t be public about it. I’ve read what y’all say when you don’t think anyone on the outside is listening. You know your ideology is abhorrent, you know it calls for the elimination of “undesirables” and the implementation of an authoritarian regime. I’m not here for gotcha quotes or to play your stupid games, I’m here to support the side that’s gonna stop you.

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WhoMeJenJen t1_j5l5sbl wrote

So you can’t like I knew you couldn’t because it’s obviously bullshit.

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adamdoesmusic t1_j5l5wxm wrote

How about we turn this around - can you name one thing Republicans have done in the last 20 years to promote “individual liberty” or “small government”?

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WhoMeJenJen t1_j5l6as1 wrote

You made the claim that republicans want to oppress and kill. With zero evidence. To try and justify your bigotry.

Republican governors were far more likely not to force (covid) mandates but left it up to the individuals to choose for themselves. Individual Liberty and smaller government.

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logan2043099 t1_j5mgsfk wrote

I live in Texas and we had mandatory lock downs and cops pulling people over to make sure they were following it. Where's the individual liberty and small government? Covid was also an international pandemic and not something that should be left to the individual.

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WhoMeJenJen t1_j5mhgmp wrote

Definitely not a perfect response from all reps but far more likely to lean that way than dems. I don’t think the individual should handle the entire pandemic, just on personal choices like if they can go work, wear masks, and vaccines (that are not even proven to provide immunity).

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