Mainly if they’re willing to disagree with social consensus out of concern for the welfare of those outside of the circle of consideration their community has constructed
An assertion that most people are fine with things that are condoned by social consensus and doesn’t hurt them or their immediate family and friends is obviously different than what you said, though, because the “social consensus” is something designed by people, in many cases with the explicit goal of including circles wider than “them and their friends”.
To me it doesn’t seem to be? “condoned by social consensus” == “isn’t broadly condemned by their community” in the original comment. And
because the “social consensus” is something designed by people, in many cases with the explicit goal of including circles wider than “them and their friends”
doesn’t seem to work unless you believe a majority of people are both actively designing the “social consensus” and have this goal; majority of people who design the consensus having this as a goal is not sufficient.
An assertion that most people are fine with things that are condoned by social consensus and doesn’t hurt them or their immediate family and friends is obviously different than what you said, though, because the “social consensus” is something designed by people, in many cases with the explicit goal of including circles wider than “them and their friends”.
To me it doesn’t seem to be? “condoned by social consensus” == “isn’t broadly condemned by their community” in the original comment. And
doesn’t seem to work unless you believe a majority of people are both actively designing the “social consensus” and have this goal; majority of people who design the consensus having this as a goal is not sufficient.