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Pretty sound theory actually.
As for “telling people what they should be offended by”, I’m acknowledging that people are offended by things. You’re telling them that they should never be offended by anything (which is impossible). That’s not hyperbole; that’s exactly what OP directly said.
And you admit to going out of your way to be offensive, yet you attack me for noticing this. And for pointing out facts. Or, as you call them, “absolutes”. Like “bullying is bullying”.
But really, all those hypotheticals, assumptions, strawmen and name-calling are just a distraction. The core of the matter is this: people should take each other’s feelings into consideration. OP is directly opposed to that.
Die cis scum!
Second, treating people with respect is not the excruciatingly difficult task you make it out to be. Most people who refuse to do so are actually going out of their way to be offensive, and just slap on a label like “jokingly” or a lie like “hurting people’s feelings doesn’t hurt their feelings” to deflect criticism.
Third, the “appeal to worse problems” is a fallacy. One problem existing doesn’t mean another problem doesn’t exist.
If you deny this, then what is the difference and why is it so important?