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I ask you about A. You respond with B, a tiny subset of A. I ask you for the rest of A. Rather than saying something even as innocuous as "I don't know" you
by Consultant32452 7y ago
I ask you about A.
You respond with B, a tiny subset of A.
I ask you for the rest of A.
Rather than saying something even as innocuous as "I don't know" you call me a racist.
In the most technical sense you might not be lying about B. But you're definitely being dishonest with the presumptive accusation of racism. And you're definitely using deceptive language to avoid answering the question. And you've definitely destroyed your credibility on a scale equal to "Masks don't work."
- SketchySeaBeast 7y agoWhen outlined like that, it's totally fair to doubt, assuming that's the only or primary defense. Do you have some links to mainstream media outlets directly correlating questioning origin as being racist?