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There's a sector of society that unironically uses phrases such as "anti-White hate-porn". Do you really want to be part of that sector?
by Intermernet 4y ago
There's a sector of society that unironically uses phrases such as "anti-White hate-porn".
Do you really want to be part of that sector?
- thaufeki 4y agoI'm sorry, appealing to in-group/out-group bias is a horrible way to address a point, regardless of what the point is.
- Intermernet 4y agoDebate is literally appealing to in-group/out-group bias. The purpose of debate is to try to influence that bias. The weird thing about debate is that the most ridiculous claims have the most evidence against them, and are therefore the most work to refute with sources. Claiming that the earth is flat takes a lot more evidence to refute than claiming that the earth has slightly incorrect parameters of oblate spheroid-ness. This is played upon by certain people. Trying to explain why a concept such as "anti-white hate-porn" is just not a thing is like trying to explain how we're pretty sure we actually landed on the moon. This comes back to the fallacy of "equal time for both sides of the debate".
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- soundnote 4y agohttps://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/34039063/ https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/34039063/ What would you call this, then? Sober, grounded analysis? I'm sorry, but people getting away with shit like "white people are born to not being human" or "white people are born human, but abused by their parents into whiteness" is rather tiresome. People can just write 1930s Germany grade horseshit because the target's socially acceptable to the set in charge of a lot of social institutions.