Bill in Atlanta
Well-Known Member
At some point, though, complaints have to be evaluated, no? We can't just say "welp, some people said they were offended, we have to give in."Hear me out... for you its a small group because it may not come up often in your circles but I know many people who were uncomfortable.
Sometimes, we should step back and realize that sometimes these changes aren't for you or your circles.
We have a habit of surrounding our self with like minded people which can give us a false sense that our similar opinions are the loudest opinions.
If one person is incapable of evaluating another's complaint because they've never walked in their shoes, then all complaints are therefore equal in merit. Obviously this is not true. To illustrate this, imagine that I conjured up a hypothetical absurd complaint about something at WDW. You would rightly say "oh come on, that's not offensive".
So, yes, it is possible to use logic and reason to determine whether complaints of others have merit.