The freedom to speak is oddly censored by the freedom of speech. It seems any rational disagreement is offset by claims of anti this or that when in fact one doesn’t have to be anti-people to fundamentally oppose any idea or practice. If truth is the goal, then sitting at the discussion table needs no signs nor protest. It requires prese…
The freedom to speak is oddly censored by the freedom of speech. It seems any rational disagreement is offset by claims of anti this or that when in fact one doesn’t have to be anti-people to fundamentally oppose any idea or practice. If truth is the goal, then sitting at the discussion table needs no signs nor protest. It requires presence of body and mind and a willingness to start a conversation. We are in a time where the intellect cowers behind cursory feelings that admittedly alter with mood, time, place, circumstance, experience, and influence.
Nasha, you have stated what I have been thinking so eloquently. Thank you. Sadly, we are seeing these types of patterns in various spaces and places in our society. The Gordian knot thickens.
The freedom to speak is oddly censored by the freedom of speech. It seems any rational disagreement is offset by claims of anti this or that when in fact one doesn’t have to be anti-people to fundamentally oppose any idea or practice. If truth is the goal, then sitting at the discussion table needs no signs nor protest. It requires presence of body and mind and a willingness to start a conversation. We are in a time where the intellect cowers behind cursory feelings that admittedly alter with mood, time, place, circumstance, experience, and influence.
Nasha, you have stated what I have been thinking so eloquently. Thank you. Sadly, we are seeing these types of patterns in various spaces and places in our society. The Gordian knot thickens.