Submitted by Necessary_Tadpole692 t3_10x97jk in philosophy
circa285 t1_j7r6x1d wrote
Reply to comment by AllanfromWales1 in Judith Butler: their philosophy of gender explained by Necessary_Tadpole692
I would argue that what conservatives seek to conserve is their grasp on power through preserving existing power structures that elevate themselves while excluding undesirables. It should come as no surprise that conservatives hate the effigy of Butler that they've built.
grauskala t1_j7rv1nz wrote
So progressives in power are conservatives?
circa285 t1_j7rvjy4 wrote
What?
No.
Sgt-Hartman t1_j7s8say wrote
There is such a thing as intolerance of the intolerant. I believe George Orwell talked about how that’s necessary.
grauskala t1_j7tv10r wrote
Is that a defining feature of contemporary progressives vis-a-vis conservatives though?
HoneydewInMyAss t1_j7v1gok wrote
Lol, you're circling around your own semantics.
Sorry, you're just wrong, no matter how often you repeat yourself. No matter how many buzzwords you throw in there.
grauskala t1_j7w470p wrote
What buzzwords would that be?
HoneydewInMyAss t1_j7v1dgr wrote
Considering progressives seek to eliminate existing power structures, your comment fundamentally makes no sense
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