Debate Now Incivility

[Foxfyre]

When that occurs, a good strategy is to de-structure the arguments of that person.

The goal is to break down that person's posts into smaller and more succinct bits, to get to the bottom of it.

In a nutshell, boiling it down. Down to the 'why.'

But sometimes even a 'why?' is a combative term. And on a fast moving thread it is difficult to keep a continuous thought in focus to break it down into smaller, more manageable context.

 

[Foxfyre]

This graphic sort of fits with the concept of this thread:

What is the driving force behind the PC culture that demands that everybody see everything just alike? For instance:

1. What are racist terms
2. Agreement that the definition of marriage should be changed
3. Our political views and/or ideology
4. What is sexist
5. Etc.

(And no, I do not want this thread to veer off into a discussion of those controversial issues.)

The person who thinks the other person used a word that is an affront to some protected group will then use the most hateful and insulting language to punish or denigrate that other person because he/she used a word or disagreed with something deemed politically incorrect.

I honestly don't understand that kind of rationale or why some set themselves up as the judge and jury of all.