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It’s hardly “biased to the other side” to point out the missing half in someone’s reasoning.
by omginternets 3y ago
It’s hardly “biased to the other side” to point out the missing half in someone’s reasoning.
- pyrale 3y agoThere is no missing half in pointing out that the French revolution solved some inequalities. For all the blood and failure it had, some changes it introduced proved to be irreversible, such as the introduction of a constitution, and the people becoming a significant political player that has to be acknowledged when ruling. And I would say that reading someone talk about some positive outcomes of an event and immediately feel compelled to call their views simplistic and whitewashed shows some bias.