Interesting – I hadn’t heard that point of view before.
I think I see where you’re coming from, but I would say any kind of moral advocacy is in tension with nonviolent communication. You can go from talking about about “improving farmed animal welfare with systemic interventions” to “you are unnecessarily hurting animals by not being vegan” all in the language and framework of welfare.
This line of yours definitely continues to feel too strong to me:
>Rights based jargon is in strong tension with non-violent communication. Rights based jargon invokes a frame in which some people are sinners and should be punished.
Interesting – I hadn’t heard that point of view before.
I think I see where you’re coming from, but I would say any kind of moral advocacy is in tension with nonviolent communication. You can go from talking about about “improving farmed animal welfare with systemic interventions” to “you are unnecessarily hurting animals by not being vegan” all in the language and framework of welfare.
This line of yours definitely continues to feel too strong to me:
>Rights based jargon is in strong tension with non-violent communication. Rights based jargon invokes a frame in which some people are sinners and should be punished.