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I really dislike the "they're both the same" arguments. People do the same about the US political parties (and use this as an excuse to either not vote, or vot
by e40 8y ago
I really dislike the "they're both the same" arguments. People do the same about the US political parties (and use this as an excuse to either not vote, or vote for their favorite side, based on this).
This thinking allows people to let the worse offender off the hook.
- lightbyte 8y ago"they're both the same" is never an argument, it's a lazy cop out from someone who is either too cynical or disillusioned to care and do their own research.
- wenc 8y agoIt's fallacious outcome of analogical thinking which says "because two things have some things in common, they have everything in common". It's a pretty common fallacy [1], and easily deconstructed if recognized. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fallacy_of_the_undistributed_middle https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fallacy_of_the_undistributed_m...