Comments by "Serenity" (@SerenityM54L2SAM5L5N1) on "How Saying Certain Words Rewires Your Brain" video.

@QuickNETTech We aren't in need of any new pronouns. "He/she" works totally fine and any normal person knows when to use which phrase. Giving in to people looking to normalize idiocy isn't a good idea.
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@altrag What speech is "purely aggressive" and who gets to decide on that? Pointing out crime rates? Not giving in to advocacy groups looking to shoehorn and normalize severe mental illness in different shapes? Claiming such criticism and political views to be "purely aggressive" inn order to silence its existence is very antidemocratic and unjust. Facts, science, reason and civilized ideas should be encouraged, not suppressed. But on the other hand, I can agree when it comes to harassment and bullying, a tactic tolerable that both political sides resorts to. That should be restricted. And that would heavily hit the side looking to be the language police, funnily enough.
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So this guy's most definitely a right-winger, with all that PC criticism. Commendable to take such a stance!
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@altrag > I can agree when it comes to harassment and bullying "Apparently you think you get to." What's that supposed to mean? Tucker Clarlson is generally invoking factual narratives and presents a relatively calm and collected stance when discussing politics. Opposing the radical elements of the left by berating its actions and highlighting the wrongdoings, isn't aggressive. Sounds like you're placing the blame on the wrong source there. Sure, his tone can be condescending and self-righteous every now and then, but aggressive to the point where censorship should be applied on the guy? Certainly not.
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