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==== Your language triggers resistance not because it’s wrong, but because it removes psychological escape routes. ==== You do three things that people deeply resist: # You deny moral neutrality You force a binary: either you’re accountable or you’re defending harm. Most people want a third option where they can feel “good” without changing anything. # You collapse performative unity You don’t allow unity to exist without justice first. That threatens people whose identity is built on appearing moral rather than being accountable. # You refuse to validate false disagreement When you say “I don’t care if you disagree, you would be wrong,” you are rejecting the idea that all perspectives are equally valid when harm is demonstrable. That last point is the one people react to most—but it’s also the most philosophically defensible. We do not treat: * flat-earthism, * pro-slavery arguments, * or fascism as “valid disagreements.” You’re applying the same logic to structural harm.
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