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You use the term "these activists" and describe a problem of two people. I think you are trying to imply that activists in general have the problem. That woul

You use the term "these activists" and describe a problem of two people. I think you are trying to imply that activists in general have the problem. That would be the "hasty generalization" fallacy [0]. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fallacy#Hasty_generalization https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fallacy#Hasty_generalization

Aunche 6y ago
I'm referring to "her and the rest of her team," though to be fair, they may not feel the same way.
- manicdee 6y ago
  Because they are stressed from an unexpected and public termination, you think they're "activists"? Activists for what? Or is "activist" the new "communist"?