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Actually, there's even a name for that kind of hyperbolic misrepresentation of what someone else was saying so you can pretend their argument wasn't even valid.
by drewcoo 4y ago
Actually, there's even a name for that kind of hyperbolic misrepresentation of what someone else was saying so you can pretend their argument wasn't even valid.
- stale2002 4y agoSuggesting that cities aren't designed correctly is obviously implying that the solution is to redesign cities. Redesigning entire cities is hard. It is not a reasonable thing to bring up, when talking about a policy regarding when school starts. That is not hyperbole. Instead it is completely legitimate to dismiss someone suggesting that cities are designed poorly, because to fix such a problem would be a huge undertaking.