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He is more concerned with talking over her than listening. Literally the first thing she says is “in an ideal world, yes”. But instead of wanting dialog he ju
by codetrotter 3y ago
He is more concerned with talking over her than listening.
Literally the first thing she says is “in an ideal world, yes”.
But instead of wanting dialog he just steamrolls her with his straw man idea of “ban all plastics” as if anyone ever said to remove all plastics in a single day.
- josephcsible 3y ago> But instead of wanting dialog he just steamrolls her with his straw man idea of “ban all plastics” "You said that you want to end all plastic manufacturing?" "I said the plastics industry must be stopped." "So does that mean end plastic manufacturing?" "I mean, in my dream world, sure." She's committing the motte-and-bailey fallacy, and he's trying to pin her to a specific position.