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I don't think that either, and I never said it. You just learned what they are. Maybe try to understand why they're bad before getting defensive. Or just call
by xkiq 6y ago
I don't think that either, and I never said it.
You just learned what they are. Maybe try to understand why they're bad before getting defensive. Or just call everything "fake news," your choice.
- nailer 6y ago> > > I said "virtue signaling" is a thought-terminating cliché, like "fake news." > > Evidently you think the phrase, rather than its actual meaning, is the issue. OK. > I don't think that either, and I never said it. ok > Maybe try to understand why they're bad before getting defensive. If there's a flaw in my understanding the best thing would have been to point out what it was. > Or just call everything "fake news," your choice. I don't think that either, and I never wrote it. Let's leave the discussion here, it's not very productive.
- xkiq 6y agoThe phrase's meaning is the issue; it's an oversimplification. I encourage you to learn what a thought-terminating cliché is before getting defensive.
- nailer 6y agoAs you have declined to point out how my understanding is flawed when asked, I'd say my understanding is perfectly fine. Again: let's leave the discussion here.
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