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Neither. I said "kind of", not "is". In principle this kind of argument can be done in an intellectually consistent way, with sources and statistics. Instead
by cbstory 9y ago
Neither.
I said "kind of", not "is". In principle this kind of argument can be done in an intellectually consistent way, with sources and statistics.
Instead you've followed a pattern I've seen time and time again.
An uncontentious fact (men are more visually aroused) followed by a unsupported train of thought that leads to a significantly speculative conclusion about the preferences/desires of a demographic that to some degree we find distasteful as a society.
If you evidence for your final claim I wouldn't have a problem, its just that this kind of discourse more often seems to pass bigotry off under the guise of just "speculation".
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- denkmoon 9y agoThat's kind of a cop out.