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Originally Posted by catfacemeowmers
It is better that they didn't do it. That isn't the super strong point you think it is.
Who said I think it's some super strong point? I'm more curious of the intellectual honesty of the people I'm talking with. If they can't see any shades of gray, what's the point of talking to them?
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Originally Posted by batair
All questions are ok.
I care about the reason why someone in the DNC wanted those questions asked. He wanted them asked because he knew atheists are hated and he was going to use that hate and out one. Thats ****ed up. No in the closet atheists need apply. And since out of the closet ones cant. gg
Question?
If someone in the democratic party thought someone was secretly gay would it be ok to use that for political gain and encourage questions about it in an attempt to out them?
What if someone at the DNC thought someone in their ranks was a secret Muslim and that could be used against them. Would it be ok?
All questions are okay, but asking questions that make someone looked bad, that's wrong? No one could ask Rubio about his alleged affairs, because their intent is to make him look bad after all, right?
This is politics and there's a whole lot of kiddie pearl clutching in here. Political operatives are pretty smart, if not poor at tech. They know the grass-fed public gets nervous over buzzwords & insinuations. There is no sacred cow to them afaik.
Yes, it's dirty, but that's pretty much politics. You find out whatever you can about your opponent and try to use that against them. I'm sorry the way the sausages are made bugs you, but it doesn't change anything now that you know about it.