Which works equally well as "how to tell people they sound homophobic." (hat tip to Bil).
How to tell people they sound racist
14 Aug 2008
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This is actually a great piece to use if you ever have to explain ad hominem attacks (the "what you are" part) that derail or, as the speaker points out, redirect, the focus on what was said and done to a character study instead. He's got it nailed.
This is actually a great piece to use if you ever have to explain ad hominem attacks (the "what you are" part) that derail or, as the speaker points out, redirect, the focus on what was said and done to a character study instead. He's got it nailed.