RoryN
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Two threads exist, one in which Liberals call out those in their camp who they don't agree with, and one in which Conservatives call out those in their camp who they don't agree with...
http://forum.literotica.com/showthread.php?t=680925
http://forum.literotica.com/showthread.php?t=681137
Facts about the Liberal thread:
*Created by an unabashed, oldbie member who's a prolific Liberal poster
*Denounces 7 prolific Liberal posters on the GB
*Multiple agreement indicated within the thread by other Liberal members
Facts about the Conservative thread:
*Created by a n00b after oldbies dragged their feet and refused to create it
*Denounces 5 prolific Conservative posters on the GB (initially only one)
*Very little agreement re: denounced members / ideas - mostly flames towards Liberal members.
So, what can we take away from the facts? The idea of this exercise was to see who'd be more willing to call out the fringe of those on "their side". The Liberals came out slightly ahead in this respect, as several prolific racist and extremist posters on the Right didn't get so much as a slap on the wrist from their own; rather, they were defended with both words and silence.
What does this mean? Is it simply a need for agreement in numbers? Or are these members who are unwilling to denounce members spewing hate actually in quiet agreement with them? Or both? Draw your own conclusions.
http://forum.literotica.com/showthread.php?t=680925
http://forum.literotica.com/showthread.php?t=681137
Facts about the Liberal thread:
*Created by an unabashed, oldbie member who's a prolific Liberal poster
*Denounces 7 prolific Liberal posters on the GB
*Multiple agreement indicated within the thread by other Liberal members
Facts about the Conservative thread:
*Created by a n00b after oldbies dragged their feet and refused to create it
*Denounces 5 prolific Conservative posters on the GB (initially only one)
*Very little agreement re: denounced members / ideas - mostly flames towards Liberal members.
So, what can we take away from the facts? The idea of this exercise was to see who'd be more willing to call out the fringe of those on "their side". The Liberals came out slightly ahead in this respect, as several prolific racist and extremist posters on the Right didn't get so much as a slap on the wrist from their own; rather, they were defended with both words and silence.
What does this mean? Is it simply a need for agreement in numbers? Or are these members who are unwilling to denounce members spewing hate actually in quiet agreement with them? Or both? Draw your own conclusions.