What is it about the right that whenever they, or someone they support cop some verbal criticism, they run around screaming "You're not letting me do that - my freedom has been violated!!"
Exhibit A:
http://www.ozpolitic.com/forum/YaBB.pl?num=1546656645
So basically a female British muslim youtube star has decided to take off the hijab in public, and she copped some trolling on social media for it. She is understandably upset by such trolling, and thats not cool, and should be condemned.
Resident right wing warrior Frank leaped on this and boldly declared
Quote:A muslim woman demonstrates that the hijab is not really a free choice
- apparently because taking it off makes her a target of criticism. This is perfectly consistent with standard right wing behaviour, where they run around screaming about their freedom being taken away every time their bigotry is called out and they cop some criticism for it. How many times have you heard them whinge about "we're not allowed to criticise/mock/make jokes towards [insert minority] anymore" - purely because they object to receiving criticism for their bigotry?
Thats not to say that any sort of verbal abuse is a right and should be allowed - I draw the line at incitement to violence and threats to one's safety. That does not seem to apply in this case - where the cited examples of the 'abuse' range from calling her a "sick person mentally" to calling her a "part-time Muslim".
Whats wrong with these snowflakes, that they are so precious they think it is their God-given right to not be offended or criticised?