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Originally Posted by TrentCrimmIndependent
You guys need to learn to handle those you disagree with like Alex O'Connor (an atheist) handled a room full of christians and mormons. He rolled over them with his knowledge of the bible and history without losing his cool even once (or mocking/scorning his opponent). … But maybe at the end of the day you guys are just in love with hating and belittling the right and the hit you get from it more than educating and setting an example of civility without descending into hypocrisy.
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As opposed to mocking/scorning the left with these long, rambling missives that are hypocritical at their core and intellectually vacant?
If one wants to preach or lecture on the values of setting an example for education and civility as opposed to scorning and hypocrisy, one should set that example themselves and avoid scorning… lest they be the hypocrite they warn against.
The fact that you continuously write these things with zero self awareness or self reflection and a refusal to address the responses you receive from a dozen different people makes them ultimately worthless for the group. They’re little more than projections of your own insecurities and an attempt to convey a worldview or ideal you know you’re nowhere close to embodying.
Instead of this “both sides” act where you go “oh yeah the right is bad but THE LEFT!” and go on to write 500 word diatribes on why you hate the left and how you’re mad they won’t educate you or be nice to you, why don’t you take some personal responsibility and educate yourself? Put down tiktok, pick up a book or two, and start trying to shake off your entirely binary, juvenile worldview.
If you want to teach people how to get others to listen, learn how to do it yourself. Spending all your days masking scorn for the left as some unbiased “both sides” nonsense while you totally ignore and excuse calls for violence and fascist rhetoric makes you look totally unequipped to have a real conversation with anybody. Time to wake up and get back in touch with the real world a bit here Trent.