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To me ’…don’t you agree?’ is the sort of rhetoric that parents use to make their kids internalise their beliefs. If someone disagrees I expect them to speak up
by graftak 4y ago
To me ’…don’t you agree?’ is the sort of rhetoric that parents use to make their kids internalise their beliefs.
If someone disagrees I expect them to speak up, if they’re not so inclined I’m interested to know why, so we can address/resolve that and move on.
- Kaze404 4y agoThe comment says "do you agree?", not "don't you agree?". I agree that the latter sounds condescending, but the former sounds reasonable to me.