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It seems to imply a hell of a lot. "I'm not saying that darawk's down/up-voting should be revoked, but he sometimes upvotes things that aren't the best for our
by linkregister 10y ago
It seems to imply a hell of a lot.
"I'm not saying that darawk's down/up-voting should be revoked, but he sometimes upvotes things that aren't the best for our country."
The above (wrong) sentence would be an example of this type of implication.
- darawk 10y agoIt's not really fair to hang someone by what you infer from a truthful statement. You could say "Ending slavery caused enormous economic problems for the south" without supporting slavery. In reading the full context of what he said, it doesn't seem to me that he's implying we should take away women's suffrage. My reading of what he said is more akin to recognition of a marketing problem. That he thinks libertarians haven't presented themselves sufficiently well towards women, and there is room for improvement there.
- linkregister 10y agoThanks for clarifying; by your statement it does indeed appear that the quote is being unfairly taken out of context.