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Ah, the evergreen "I don't believe any of this, but hopefully you do so you'll do what I want" argument. The correct response is tit-for-tat: always refuse to
by erichocean 6y ago
Ah, the evergreen "I don't believe any of this, but hopefully you do so you'll do what I want" argument.
The correct response is tit-for-tat: always refuse to abide by principles your enemies refuse to accept even if you privately think those principles are worthwhile.
- dfgdghdf 6y agoI'm sorry, but I don't really understand what you mean. The strategy of this style of engagement is to take something someone already believes and connect it to something they don't believe in. This way you meet them where they are and lead into a discussion.