Rubric

I for one welcome the removal of meme-based debating.

Every passing day brings us closer to making contact with an extraterrestrial species, and then theories of personhood only relating to humans are completely blown away. [Citation Needed] But what ...

^ But that's not the same as passing it off as your own. I mean, Christopher Tolkien finished his father's work after J.R.R died, but he never claimed that any ...

What I'm getting from this is that the women's rights movement is basically Hitler.

Zolen Conceptually, "freedom" is probably at its strongest when defined negatively, as freedom "from" various things. By acknowledging that death is not the answer to murder, you're acknowledging that

I think it might be more accurate to say that Farage opposes Gay Marriage so long as it takes place under the jurisdiction of an EU court, and that if ...

Spotswood I think you're paying a little too much attention to the trappings of legitimacy, which I feel have more to do with commerce than matters of artistic nuance. There's ...

I'm a fantasy writer. Almost the entirety of my genre is fanfiction with the serial numbers filed off. Should I somehow denigrate those who choose to skip the process of ...

Sir Bearington?

Commercial success might let me write full-time. Critical acclaim might get me invited to an awards dinner with a bunch of people who attend literary award dinners. I'll take the ...

1) How does the anti-hand movement interact with wrongful findings of guilt (for instance, later overturned by new evidence, or a new suspect). 2) What does such a violently retributive ...

I think it basically falls within a wider umbrella of questions that might be titled the: "When is ok to treat human beings like they aren't actually human beings?" questions, ...

It's not about being right or wrong. Like I said before, people's safety and comfort > freedom of expression. In the compound phrase “safety and comfort” you manage a blurring ...

Correct me if I'm wrong Rubric, but it sounds like you think the people who are effected by and respond negatively to bigotry and intolerance are the villains, not the ...

I think blanket bans are a terrible idea, made even worse by the ongoing problems of enforcement already discussed (and raised by Karzkin in the same post). I also think ...