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Getting it right: read, comprehend and then respond
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I presented you with "information" which is relevant to our discussion overall.
I expected you to at least have the ethics and open mindedness to at least 'read' what is clearly one of the most pernicious pieces of writing to ever exist. It is 'that' writing, and those who espouse such ideas, which are the danger which must be faced...
It shows clear and unmistakable evidence of why your case about 'tolerance and understanding' needs to be re examined as to the 'extent' of that tolerance.
So..now, in good faith, I'll ask you to remove your head from the sand, and please read that article, and then.. you will have some respect.
At this point, all I'm seeing is a person who not 'cannot' but "will not" expose themselves to anything which is likely to upset their point of view.
Now.. you know the word for that right? "bigotry/narrow mindedness/closed mindedness" etc etc.
Limiting your information base to only that which supports your view, is decidedly narrow minded.
I generally do at least look at material offered to me criticizing my viewpoint, and..I assess it. Let me give you an example.
My claim "Islam is violent and warelike by nature" (Doctrinal/historical level)
Counter claim "ur wrong, in fact it is peaceful"
Now.. the simple and open minded approach to resolving this difference is.. shock horror.. EVIDENCE.
I refute the counter claim, by presenting 'evidence'..
The counter claimant can then dispute that refutation as a cross examiner would do, and so it goes.
But when the likes of you do not even have the honesty to persue such a legitimate course, I can only conclude that you are fearful, bigoted or have other reasons for not wishing to examine real evidence