@PhenomenonCC All right, so you've been doing what's commonly referred to as "original research". Naturally, this is how people generally form opinions, namely by using reason & sensibility to interpret the information at hand.
And in that sense at least, I do think we are on par.
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And in that sense at least, I do think we are on par.
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@PhenomenonCC Neither of us is a historian, political scientist or any relevant expert, so our opinions are only as good as our sources and our rigour in reasoning.
Now, if you don't mind me saying, from what I've seen so far, on your part, there is reason to question both of these.
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Now, if you don't mind me saying, from what I've seen so far, on your part, there is reason to question both of these.
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@PhenomenonCC Leaving sources aside for now, it struck me how easily you dismiss cases of open activism by alt-right actors, while incidents of leftist activism are used as evidence for a conspiracy.
By what criteria is one a revolutionary organization and the other its pushback?
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By what criteria is one a revolutionary organization and the other its pushback?
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