Online harassment is not new, so why haven’t we learned how to deal with it better? Patrick Beja and Tom Merritt discuss.
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One can’t have meaningful dialog when one is prohibited from offense because, lets face it, taking offense is a method of shutting down dialog. It’s sophistry in its purist form. And it’s a matter of choice, not of power over another. I can no more force a person to be angry or hurt than force them see the logic in an argument.