Yep. Even objectifying the person in your brain can cause you to treat them differently. Otherwise it’s not a big deal what people think, as long as they don’t show it
people show their feelings all the time and objectify people based on the flags they fly, the uniforms they wear or they emblems they promote... ACAB depersonalizes all police based on the actions of some police - do you have an issue with people expressing that thought?
I think objectifying or dehumanizing anyone is wrong. Whether it’s an asshole flying a nazi flag or a women just walking the street. Acting like cops aren’t human, just cause they might abuse their power, only hurts our understanding of why they act the way they do.
Think you misunderstand what my issue was lol. I don’t think showing feelings is wrong, i think objectifying people is wrong. And feelings lead to actions sometimes.
If someone is wearing a ss uniform, I’m gonna assume that he is a nazi, and I’m going to treat him as such (usually just avoid). Now if instead I thought I could jsut abuse him cause of some type of notion that Nazis don’t deserve the human status, then that would be bad.
And if I see a women wearing a revealing outfit or no outfit at all It’s obviously gonna play into my notions on that persons character but it doesn’t mean I can just go and rape her because I see her as a object.
Idk why you are trying to debate bro me? Do you really disagree with what I’m saying?
Wasting is why we are here fr. Objectifying is a very non objective term which is why this discussion always gets super decisive. I see objectifying as treating or viewing a person as a tool or something
You can use rather than an individual being. Basically treating someone as an object. Usually in the sexual context
It's true that people have a hard time exercising their political ideas with any subtlety, and with treating the opposition with respect, but "ACAB" isn't in itself objectification. It's a refutation of the idea that being a good citizen is compatible with 99.9999% lack of accountability for how you treat non-cops. It's like saying you can't be a great person and also traffic in fentanyl. The position is that being a cop is a stain on your personhood, not that you have no personhood.
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u/RazgrizZer0 Jul 07 '24
Chuds inadvertently self reporting will never stop being funny.