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OK, let me put it another way: there are billions of billions of billions of possible questions we could be asking. Most of them are not things that people tal
by panic 10y ago
OK, let me put it another way: there are billions of billions of billions of possible questions we could be asking. Most of them are not things that people talk about, and that people would be confused about if you brought them up. Why are the specific questions you mention worth discussing?
- spaethnl 10y agoWhat a bizarre response? The parent is suggesting that there are other topics that people feel are important and want to discuss, and your dismissive response seems to be, "We have all of these other things to discuss that I think are important, without justification, we don't have much more room for what you want to discuss, so you need to justify it for me." Why is anything worth discussing? Because people think it is! It should be self-evident! Enough people mis-understand enough things that we got this new incompetent president; maybe we aught to discuss what they want more so that we can all be on the same page? I agree with you; the things you mention are worth talking about, but so are many things that are shouted down and we have room to talk about them all.