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Originally Posted by CorsiHockeyLeague
Well, that's exactly what I'm trying to say. If that's the point for you, you're essentially telling me, "well, might as well go to the party, because not going isn't going to make this ####### not be an #######". That you're the sort of person who would be fine with participating in that celebration in those circumstances. I assume most people wouldn't be fine with that - that they wouldn't go just because they don't want to be part of it, regardless of what the ####### having the party thinks or does about that decision - but maybe I'm wrong.
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Huh? I’m saying go or don’t go, but don’t think your decision is going to stop *analogy of some racist person* from being a racist.
If your position is “don’t go because it’s morally wrong to attend” then that’s great and valid. If your position is “don’t go because we need to stop China from what they’re doing” then it’s delusional nonsense.
Some people are conflating a moral decision with an impactful decision. If the point is change, this won’t accomplish it. That’s all.