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I see this kind of framing a lot, and it confused me? This sort of equivalence of: receiving criticism or folks not wanting to hang around you = not allowed free speech(?) Idk, man. It seems fair enough that some folks might not want to hang out, ig.
27 upvotes, 10 comments. Sidechat image post by Anonymous in LGBTQIA+. "I see this kind of framing a lot, and it confused me? This sort of equivalence of:

receiving criticism or folks not wanting to hang around you = not allowed free speech(?)

Idk, man. It seems fair enough that some folks might not want to hang out, ig."
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Anonymous 11w

of course conservatives are personally offended when people are put off by their nasty ass beliefs, they have nothing else in their lives

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Anonymous 11w

"Can't we all just have different political opinions and get along?" Their political opinions:

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Anonymous 11w

Like, if some people are uncomfortable being friends with someone that supports someone that makes them personally uncomfortable …makes perfect sense to me? Idk, maybe I’m just not getting it.

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Anonymous 11w

conservatives when free speech doesn’t protect them from the consequences of what they say: 😨

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Anonymous 11w

why are people so offended by that post who cares😭

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Anonymous 11w

I’m more confused by this comment

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Anonymous replying to -> #1 11w

Right? I opened it up and was kind of surprised. But also not. 🙃

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