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"Unpopular?" That's the word you choose to describe this? "Men have natural abilities and disposition towards leadership. To deny this, to mandate equality of
by rhizome 10y ago
"Unpopular?" That's the word you choose to describe this?
"Men have natural abilities and disposition towards leadership. To deny this, to mandate equality of results, to push women into masculine roles, to domesticate and feminize men, only results in misery for both men and women.
Universal suffrage elections are virtually always a bad idea."
Ad hominem doesn't render an argument invalid, it just speaks to the credibility of the author. So on that note, where are the merits?
- overgard 10y agoJust because I dont feel the need to vent my outrage doesnt mean I approve. "Unpopular" seems totally accurate. If you're talking merits/credibility, I feel like his opinions on the other things just aren't relevant here. Is the standard that every time someone shares an opinion their entire history is judged?
- rhizome 10y agoIs the standard that every time someone shares an opinion their entire history is judged? To some degree (I won't say 'entire'), this is the very definition of "credibility."