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Comment by NoMoreNicksLeft

2 days ago

>We need to make it shameful to be bigoted again,

We have made our society shameless. Pornographers, gamblers, and truly creepy people are told that it's fine to be what they are. I dunno, maybe that really is the case. But having abandoned shame as a method of social cohesion, you don't get to resurrect it for those things you dislike. The two-edged sword cuts both ways.

I did not follow the Scott Adams brouhaha when it happened, and vaguely I somehow get the impression it's like the Orson Scott Card thing. I'm afraid to check for fear that when I do I will find there was nothing he should've been ashamed for. People use the word "bigot" to mean things I can't seem to categories as bigotry.

The difference is Orson Scott Card only seemed to have been called out for being a bog-standard Mormon, at least as far as I know.

  • That's the best I can tell. But mormonism is supposed to change their doctrine to follow the left's social standards.

    Ok, fair, even I couldn't keep a straight face typing that out. Touche.