American Dream » Thu Jan 02, 2014 1:18 am wrote:Searcher08 » Wed Jan 01, 2014 8:12 pm wrote:jakell » Thu Jan 02, 2014 12:23 am wrote:American Dream » Thu Jan 02, 2014 12:16 am wrote:"How to Understand And Confront Holocaust Denial"
and
"Critical consciousness about racism in conspiracy culture is very very important"
are complementary themes...
Yes, they have similarities, but are big enough to have threads of their own. Probably best treated that way too, at least initially
Things that are 'complementary' also lend themselves to being easily confabulated, either accidentally or on purpose.
I agree with this. There is more richness by avoiding mushing it together.
The orginal title of the thread is down to Earth stub your toe in it practical approach we could check whether it has actually been achieved or not.
This makes me think of someone who says you can talk about hamburgers but you must never mention cows...
Mentioning cows it is not the problem, it is the sudden decision that they are an equally important subject...and then deciding that maybe factory farming is an equally important subject, this could go on and on until hamburgers have disappeared over the horizon.
Mentioning is ok, it provides context and perspective. there is no need for a mention to become a juggernaut though.