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this post was submitted on 17 Sep 2023
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Nobody decrees who is stupid or not. That's a judgement everyone makes for themselves.
No. I don't.
When I hear people talking about climate change like it doesn't exist, or has "concerns" about transgender people existence, or something like that, I'll give them the benefit of the doubt and assume they are just ignorant. I'll be willing to talk to them, and maybe explain some of the misconceptions they might have.
But if they aren't willing to listen, then they... Are either stupid or malicious. But the difference isn't meaningful. They act exactly the same, either way.
They don't have to agree me thinking they are either stupid or malicious. It literally changes nothing if they disagree.