It’s certainly not because I’ve been saying so, although I keep hearing that I have been for some reason.
But you have been saying so. You said that white people, especially Warbler, due to white privilege, should not have an opinion on certain non-white matters. You then said that you do believe white people can, but that contradiction basically leads one to infer that you are the judge of what they should and should not have an opinion about.
I think you would agree that people can support Trump, but that they shouldn’t. Apply that concept to the conversation we’re having now.
There is a difference between disagreeing with an opinion, and thinking one shouldn’t give an opinion.
If someone saying says they support Trump, I will tell them I think they are wrong to support Trump. I will not tell them say are wrong for saying they support Trump.
Have I or anybody else say that people are wrong for merely saying their opinions?
um, yes. Both you and Frink. multiple times.
Sorry, but… source?
Was I or was I not wrong saying my opinion on the ESPN fantasy auction?
I think your opinion is wrong, but I don’t think you were wrong to say it.
Well Frink certainly thought I was wrong for saying it.
Sorry, but… source?
Was I or was I not wrong saying my opinion on the ESPN fantasy auction?
What was your opinion again? Was it that it was ok for them to have made that commercial, or was it that black people shouldn’t be offended by it?
I think it was that people were making too much of a big deal about it.
Ok, so it’s the latter. I believe you are wrong to tell black people they shouldn’t be offended by it.