Comments by "" (@indonesiaamerica7050) on "CNN" channel.

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  37. '...was that comment directed towards me? If so, that didn't make any logical sense.' Did you refer to anyone as a traitor just for defending enforceable speech/expression rights? The OP did. However, you did come pretty close. I didn't call you a traitor because you didn't use that language. However, your analysis is almost as flawed as the OP's. Did you write this? "@Six Yeah the British flag is part of history tooooo, wonder why no one fly's that flag? Own IT! the flag is racially motivated it's not about preserving history. History is preserved in BOOKS and MUSEUMS, not hanging off the front porch crying about birth rates. These same people have the nerve to get mad at someone taking a knee when the National Anthem is played. Hello the rebels were against America as a whole, they were against what our great country is today. They were fucking traitors, and you want to stand behind that shit? It is the "UNITED STATES" that's what makes us great. If you want to glorify a time when we were divided, why don't you divide your ass from "MY" country. Yeah the one I actually fought for, you fake ass patriot! There is a big difference between remembering history and glorifying it. General Lee didn't want statues of members of the confederate army. He also said put the rebel flag up and never take it back out because it would be a sign of treason! You talk about preserving history, but it takes a "BLACK" man to tell you about "YOUR" history you and many people conveniently ignore! Go back and study your history, it's 2018 this information is out there." Yeah, a lot of people in America fly the British flag(s). WTF are you talking about? The only problem is replacing the US flag with another, disparaging it openly, or flying an enemy flag during a time of war.
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  38. "It is a traitors flag on top of supporting slavery. " Moron, I did not say that I support any historical movement or symbols. I pointed out that when milestones are reached and wars end these histories become past and people have evolving and complicated views. If those views of history are a problem for me I don't use childish shaming. I offer appeals to the intellect in order to change minds, not shame 'forbidden behavior' so that the morons go away and organize behind my back as Victicrats. You do not even know how to effectively defend your own interests. Your behavior does not lead to changing of minds or personal growth. It is divisive and regressive. "The choice is still there so the crap about free expression is just some more BS. " The legal doctrine of free expression is rooted in the moral doctrine of offering honest arguments to defeat flawed ideas. I did not reference the legal doctrine. "Attacking what that flag represents, is not a straw man." If you cite history and cite your own feelings as your own feelings that is not inherently fallacious. When you cite your own feelings to project what some symbol means in a universal sense (claim) that is inherently fallacious. That is related to "straw man fallacy" when you project your own feelings to condemn others without sufficient evidence other than your own claims. "#Swastika how many people still see that as a religious symbol?" I don't know. But it was a religious symbol long before the Nazis worked it in to their stupid iconography. The point is that icons and images only have the power that you give them. Again, if I see someone IMO using symbols stupidly I call them out intellectually. "That's what it started as," Right. "...until Hitler got a hold to it and changed it's meaning forever." No, he did not change its meaning. He used it for his own ends. But it doesn't actually mean anything until humans define it. It's just a symbol. It's really just a simple framework for a symbol. The symbol itself has absolutely no power until you and other triggered fools give it power. During the postwar tribunals did they charge people for flashing that symbol? No. Because in the end it's irrelevant. The symbol itself has no power not handed over willingly. You choose to allow it to trigger you. "Ideologies are tied to symbols if you embrace the symbol you embrace the ideology." That's incoherent logic. Tolerating free expression is NOT embracing symbols or ideology. More often than not it's the exact opposite. You simply do not see past your false binaries of "for or against Nazism" or slavery or whatever by following your strict rituals for showing allegiance to your Victicrat cult. "If I'm on Mars you must be from across the galaxy, because you clearly don't understand human behavior." I'm explaining it more clearly than you are. I understand why you're triggered. You don't even understand your own emotional reactions to symbols.
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