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I disagree that it's a "fine example of whataboutism", I think it's more 'apples and oranges'. How would you define whataboutism, or why do you think that it ap
by veltas 3y ago
I disagree that it's a "fine example of whataboutism", I think it's more 'apples and oranges'. How would you define whataboutism, or why do you think that it applies here?
- Arnt 3y agoWell, yes, that orange exists, but whatabout this apple? Typically with a clear and relevant difference between the two, and not mentioning that difference.