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> I don't have time to run that experiment How surprising, I wonder why. > Opinion polls don't tell us what the truth is about anything except opinions. If y
by cloudfifty 5y ago
> I don't have time to run that experiment
How surprising, I wonder why.
> Opinion polls don't tell us what the truth is about anything except opinions.
If you honestly believe that there's some sort of objective "exactly here is the line, don't cross it!" I feel bad for you.
> the facts I am presenting
Facts? It was a blatantly fact-free reply with your subjective "takes"; - "maybe the old times was better because I think women can't handle this new reality".
- CryptoPunk 5y ago>>How surprising, I wonder why. It's surprising to you that someone did not fulfil a request from a random person on the internet who has been rude and angry toward them, while mischaractering their statements, to post their argument in another forum? I even gave you a reason why it would be pointless, and yet you insist on making this passive aggressive accusation. >>Facts? It was a blatantly fact-free reply with your subjective "takes"; I made an argument based on objective facts. If you'd like to discuss my argument, or whether the claims it is premised on are factually correct, we could do that, but your tone and attitude suggest you cannot entertain the possibility that my argument could be right, and that instead you'll just provide more caustic and sarcastic quips.
- cloudfifty 5y ago> I made an argument based on objective facts. If you think your first reply was based on objective facts you're delusional. It's full of your subjective assumptions: > "We've tried the 'rawr girl power, women can do everything men can do' culture, and the result is scores of women being used and taken advantage of because they were not capable, emotionally/temperamentally, to be their own advocate in sex and dating interactions."
- CryptoPunk 5y agoFrom your very first reply, up until now, all you have done is personally attack me. That is not a decent or constructive way to contend with points raised. Like I said, if you disagreed with the claims I'm making, about the psychological profile of a typical woman, or even what proportion of that profile is biologically determined, and expressed that skepticism in a polite and open-minded manner, I would have been happy to provide sources. But you are not open to counter arguments enough to even evaluate what evidence supports them. Your position on this issue is based on a weak/entirely-ideological heuristic.
- cloudfifty 5y agoMore tone policing and then avoiding answering regarding the "objective facts" from your blatantly subjective takes. Dishonest.
- CryptoPunk 5y agoMore gaslighting where you mischaracterize someone calling you out for your ad hominem attacks as "tone policing". I've already refuted all of your points, and you've simply evaded my points and regurgitated yours.
- cloudfifty 5y agoLet me help you then, take the statement I quoted: > "We've tried the 'rawr girl power, women can do everything men can do' culture, and the result is scores of women being used and taken advantage of because they were not capable, emotionally/temperamentally, to be their own advocate in sex and dating interactions." "We've tried" = subjective "rawr girl power, women can do everything men can do' culture" = subjective "the result" = subjective "because they were not capable, emotionally/temperamentally" = subjective "in sex and dating interactions" = subjective
- CryptoPunk 5y agoWhat do you mean "subjective"? These are claims about objective reality, which can be proven or disproven with facts. I think you're confused about what 'subjective' means.