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It shouldn’t. That’s why I asked the question.
by ralmidani 5y ago
It shouldn’t. That’s why I asked the question.
- haswell 5y agoI don’t understand why the question needed to be asked in the first place. There’s no reason to assume such support based on the “flaming liberal” designation, so asking the question can only be interpreted as some form of accusation or implication that such a relationship does exist.
- ralmidani 5y agoFrom GP’s post: “I’m a flaming liberal but I still thought we should at least pursue the lab leak hypothesis…” I was questioning the relationship between the two parts of that sentence, that’s all.
- haswell 5y agoWhile the lab leak hypothesis has been politicized, yes, I still see no connection between liberalism and support of the CCP. And again I ask: how does being a liberal and supporting the investigation of the lab leak hypothesis have any connection to supporting CCP behavior? The only possible conclusion I can draw is that you’re implying those liberals who don’t think lab leak should be discussed are somehow implicitly supporting the CCP, but this does not logically follow either.