@FranklinVH2 Yes! For Dimensions music festival. I found the possibility of dancing next to a mutual Twitter follow over the weekend quite amusing just then! Enjoy Zadar x
I don’t believe it should be a crime to call someone a “coconut”. But people should be consistent. Either you favour hate speech laws (where violence isn’t incited) or you don’t. You can’t pick and choose based on your own prejudices or ideological priors.
I feels as if they are attacking the underlying transcendental value of beauty, passion, creativity, connection with the past or whatever the monument or painting represents.
This is aggravated substantially by the fact that they are often not expressing a problem with the art or monument but are instead are trying to gain attention for something else.
This feels deeply anti-social and even sociopathic in the most general sense of social pathos.
When the person is making a point about the monument, it's more annoying than morally outraging.
By that logic, why does academia have so many far-leftists who deny evolutionary biology and economics? There are academics who believe man’s mind is a tabula rasa, there are no differences between men and women, and central planning brings more prosperity than free enterprise.
Wouldn’t it make more sense for academia not to have conspiracy theorists of any kind?
@JustStop_Oil@ST0NEHENGE Self-entitled middle-class tossers. You're undermining all social trust. Before long we won't be able to visit art galleries and cultural sites without mad security because of you arseholes. And none of it helps your cause. But narcissistic posers like you don't care. Fuck off