So the gay moth pheremone dissident is comparable to the typical anti-nuke activist? As long as issues like this get conflated with political or cultural ideologies, it's going to be very difficult for me to see the "other side" very sympathetically. And there will always be an "other side" that takes advantage of the conflict for reasons other than the issue at hand.
I do not publicly engage in the debate through activism, but I know when I challenge this sort of "liberal" mythology in personal debate, my arguments carry great weight because they cannot dismiss me out of hand as a typical reactionary fascist. Alas, I have found that the True Believer, regardless of polarity, fears the critic on his side much more than his total ideological enemy. The latter he can just tune out, the former he has to deal with.
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- Not even useful ones...
- Scare propaganda at it's finest...
- I think the people involved genuinely believe what they say about nuclear power.
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- Saving the Earth...one Earth at a time.
- I think it's not helpful that...
- I can see why...
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- Mothman
- I didn't say "typical."
- But that's what I heard.
- I didn't say "typical."
- Mothman
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- I can see why...
- re: I think the people involved genuinely believe
- I think the people involved genuinely believe what they say about nuclear power.
- I'd be more impressed - - -
- Scare propaganda at it's finest...
