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That employee is taking the position that "there are" is equal to "all those people are", the same flawed logic is being used as a premise by a lot of commenter
by Griffinsauce 6y ago
That employee is taking the position that "there are" is equal to "all those people are", the same flawed logic is being used as a premise by a lot of commenters here.
It's so blatently wrong that it's hard to assume good faith.
- read_if_gay_ 6y agoNow that you pointed it out I see what you mean, but I wouldn’t call it blatantly wrong. To me the statement honestly read like it’s lumping all protesters together, or at least it’s certainly not making an obvious attempt to differentiate.
- pritambaral 6y ago> ... or at least it’s certainly not making an obvious attempt to differentiate. It does not need to. Yelling "Fire!" in a cinema hall does not need to be accompanied by precise instructions as to where said fire is burning. It's a warning, not a debate.