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Great example of making a ridiculous argument, a type of logical fallacy. What you've done here is make what you're saying incomprehensible to others. Whereas
by Festro 5y ago
Great example of making a ridiculous argument, a type of logical fallacy.
What you've done here is make what you're saying incomprehensible to others. Whereas you still knew my meaning when I used 'they'.
For some reason you thought this would bolster your argument.
You've used language how you please but have lost all its meaning. It's no longer language at that point. You still got my meaning though.
- leephillips 5y agoMy trendy in-group of Twitter friends understands perfectly well what I mean. Get with the times. > you still knew my meaning when I used 'they'. Did I? I thought your meaning was to erase women. But you claim it wasn’t, somehow. See how using words to mean whatever you want them to this week does not contribute to clear communication?