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Although I usually ignore responses like in the GP, I like what you wrote here. It implicitly names the unfair rhetorical attack (effectively the kind of strawm
by javajosh 6y ago
Although I usually ignore responses like in the GP, I like what you wrote here. It implicitly names the unfair rhetorical attack (effectively the kind of strawman that treats you as if you spoke authoritatively, when you were clearly giving your opinion). But yeah, with the right audience you don't have to respond at all, we'll know wassup.
- aldarisbm 6y agoBut he did speak authoritatively, "Facebook decided..." Facebook didn't decide anything as far as we know, he's presenting his opinions as facts, they aren't.