And MLK went to jail and was shot for his cause. It's not like he didn't ruffle feathers and just let change happen organically.
mlk was shot because he moved to class issues after his accomplishments in civil rights.
Don't know what you're saying here.
Unless you have compromise, you have tyranny and slavery. do you want tyranny and slavery? or do you concede that you want compromise? By accepting the premise of force, you open up YOURSELF to potentially be the slave. Theres nothing that says youre on the winning side, and certainly not forever. Your opponent is just as convinced theyre right as youre convinced youre right.
The world isnt all or nothing, and trying to force other people to agree with you "or else" isnt a great philosophy. Its repugnant. People arent going to accept that. Theyre not going to accept your tyranny, and if you treat conversation as conquest rather than compromise, people are going ro react as they would to a conquest.
Not to mention theres about a 50% chance that you're simply wrong. Thats a pretty aggressive stance to take based on those odds. Youd almost have to have not considered it.
Acceptance led to marriage equality. Now what led to acceptance? Did gay people sit quietly in their West Village apartments until everybody was cool with them? Or were they active and loud and forceful?
people didn't by happenstance vote to aknowledge gay marriage while actively hating gay people.
Widespread acceptance and favorability logically precedes legislation.
Its equivalent to a first date. You could have made up your mind that you want to a make a move. If shes not ready yet, you cant just force your move, thats rape. But if you talk a little bit more, you could convince her. And if you never do, then you're the one who's wrong, you dont get your way.
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BECAUSE things are nuanced, we dont make radical, sweeping changes to the core of society like 'what it means to be a male and what it means to be a female". this is the entire discussion. LISTEN to it instead of assigning motive and discarding it as lack of compassion or "transphobia". We care about victims too. No one on earth probably, is irrationally scared of trans people. We just consider the consequence of whats being pushed and can look at it reasonably. By over empathizing with one victim, you limit your ability to do that, and to realize youre creating more.
Except it's not. Again, from civil rights to gay rights, THEY WEREN'T QUIET. Are trans people being any more forceful than blacks in the 60s?
no, TRANS people arent. The left is however, and theyre using violence, force, censorship, public shaming, and getting people fired to achieve political ends. Thats scary shit posing as empathy and love and social progress. Fascism, authoritarianism, terrorism, take your pick. The titles only important if you want to study how that philosophy turns out, you can just look around and see how dangerous it is.
No, that's an actual safety concern. What's unsafe about letting a law-abiding trans person use the bathroom of their identity?
youre promoting authoritarianism. You want to give the state the power to tell us what to do and think and feel. Youre putting fallon fox in the ring with women and having her beat the shit out of them. youre giving men an angle to be predators in the bathroom.
These are all actual safety concerns that result from this agenda. This isnt letting gay people marry each other. Theres legitimate consequence.
Edit: ill save it. Ya gotta watch out for treating people differently based on their race or sex or some part of their ethnicity etc, and not favor one group of people over another group of people, or treat them any differently because of it. That philosophy is fundamentally problematic.
PS: You're MLK comment is BS.
did he want people jugded on the color of their skin? or the content of their character? which side are YOU on? The man would shed a tear if he was alive to see identity politics. Its divisive and the consequences are counterproductive to slogans like "black lives matter".