So “grotesque” and “abomination” are meant to convey that the other side is not only incorrect, but also to express your moral judgment of the other side’s position as twisted, evil, and perverse, and also to express your withdrawal of goodwill from the individuals who hold that position, and your reduced willingness to protect them from certain kinds of harm (specifically, from harmful consequences of that position).
The same issue as “disagree”. 2+2=5 is incorrect. I’m not saying that their position is incorrect. Clippy isn’t “incorrect” either.
your withdrawal of goodwill from the individuals...
Both the loss of goodwill and willingness to protect are contextual on the same types of situation, while I read what you wrote as making the loss of goodwill general.
So “grotesque” and “abomination” are meant to convey that the other side is not only incorrect, but also to express your moral judgment of the other side’s position as twisted, evil, and perverse, and also to express your withdrawal of goodwill from the individuals who hold that position, and your reduced willingness to protect them from certain kinds of harm (specifically, from harmful consequences of that position).
Do I have it right now?
No, not right.
The same issue as “disagree”. 2+2=5 is incorrect. I’m not saying that their position is incorrect. Clippy isn’t “incorrect” either.
Both the loss of goodwill and willingness to protect are contextual on the same types of situation, while I read what you wrote as making the loss of goodwill general.
OK.