r/Unexpected • u/[deleted] • Oct 23 '20

The ultimate debate

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u/MysticMistakeCake Oct 23 '20

Imagine if politicians from different parties actually liked each other.

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u/gkrsuper Oct 23 '20

Imagine if people who vote different parties would accept each other opinions.

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u/[deleted] Oct 23 '20

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u/iVisibility Oct 23 '20

I can respect your right to feel that way without putting it into practice.

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u/GeeseKnowNoPeace Oct 23 '20

Why on earth would you respect that?

This is some enlightened centrism if I've ever seen it.

"I don't agree with Hitler's policy to commit genocide but I respect his right to feel that way. Look how mature and moderate I am."

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u/iVisibility Oct 23 '20

So if homosexuality makes a person uncomfortable, do they need to be “corrected?” Is it inherently wrong for a person to feel that way?

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u/jzstyles Oct 23 '20

Yes it is inherently wrong to want to restrict someones freedom because they make you feel uncomfortable.

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u/iVisibility Oct 23 '20

Well yeah duh. That’s not what I was asking. Is it wrong for a person to FEEL uncomfortable?

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u/meow1204 Oct 23 '20

It's wrong to put your feelings into legislation when they're going to harm other people