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In reply to the discussion: Trump's inciting his supporters to violence reminds me of a quote from the philosopher Karl Popper. [View all]
 

rusty quoin

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7. Yes
Reply to Odin2005 (Original post)
Sun Mar 20, 2016, 12:50 AM
Mar 2016

They are not prepared to meet us with rational argument. And we have been fighting them in a field of lies.

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Trump's inciting his supporters to violence reminds me of a quote from the philosopher Karl Popper. [View all] Odin2005 Mar 2016 OP
Latest example of violence at Trump rally Elmergantry Mar 2016 #1
There is wisdom Jenny_92808 Mar 2016 #2
Excellent quote Fairgo Mar 2016 #3
Popper also wrote Chitown Kev Mar 2016 #4
I don't like that premise of unlimited tolerance that then leads to no tolerance. Festivito Mar 2016 #5
Good point, I didn't read it that rigidly Rebkeh Mar 2016 #9
Read Christopher Hedges' book _American Fascists_ (about RW Christian Dominionism). tblue37 Mar 2016 #6
Yes rusty quoin Mar 2016 #7
Yeah, I like this quote but I am flexible in how I read into it Rebkeh Mar 2016 #8
Yes, but the decline in tolerance of intolerance is a symptom of the decline of tolerant society leveymg Mar 2016 #10
American law is more protective of free speech, and properly so, IMO Jim Lane Mar 2016 #11
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