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I've noticed this trend on reddit a lot. Essentially creating a strawman argument that says "the symptom is not the problem, the problem is the problem" Every
by frombody 6y ago
I've noticed this trend on reddit a lot.
Essentially creating a strawman argument that says "the symptom is not the problem, the problem is the problem"
Everyone ends up upvoting them because they're not technically wrong, but all they've done is derail the conversation by restating the obvious.
- itisit 6y agoPee bottles put a nice sordid spin on how oppressive an employer is, but again, they're not the issue. Where has the outrage been for the many decades of delivery drivers and truckers having to relieve themselves on the road in order to meet a deadline or quota? Perhaps it's lost on the genteel, but this is not a new phenomenon whatsoever. I'd invite people to ask why Amazon is getting heat here and not their competition, be they in logistics, retail, or both.