[ SECRET POST #3959 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3959 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Mass shooting in a Texas church

[(Anonymous)]

My personal feelings about Wako are what they are, but my issue here isn't just about that - if it was just about that, I just wouldn't respond, which is what I usually try to do. The specific phrase that he used really bothered me, and I think it was the wrong phrase to use, because it is a tragedy and not a contest with sides to root for. Even in the context of trying to figure out how the political discourse is going to play out, it just goes too far in the direction of diminishing the actual tragedy and loss of life for me to be comfortable with it. Because ultimately, it's a tragedy that exists outside of the framework of who is going to win power in the next election. And focusing on which side "won" also takes away focus from trying to make concrete changes to prevent things like that happening.

All that said - even with all of that - I also stopped arguing because I didn't want to be unfair to Wako. To me, it's an absolutely wrong phrase regardless of intent, but if Wako wants to talk about it like it was just a bad phrasing and he was really talking about the discourse, that's his prerogative. It's possible whether or not I think it's likely.

But ultimately, what I want to say is that what Wako said really genuinely bothered me, and I think it was a wrong thing to say whatever he meant by it, and I would have objected to it whoever said it.

Re: Mass shooting in a Texas church

[(Anonymous)]

Grow up