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The second sentence is patently untrue.

• LatteLazy 3y ago
  Both that sentence and the one before are opinions. Opinions cannot be true or false, if something is falsifiable then it's no longer an opinion, it's a fact. What you mean, is that you disagree. But you offer no reason or argument. You have just mistaken your own opinions for facts...
  • mrangle 3y ago
    At the risk of continuing an argument. I don't just disagree. It's untrue. Opinions as to the nature of reality have long been falsifiable. More accurately, your first two sentences are more like Union mission statement repetition that doesn't reflect observable reality. For example, the largest unions in the US can be consistently observed to be political on issues that can't be plausibly connected to the benefit of their members. Unless one were to reason that the interests of their members lies with virtually all partisan political issues. But then we are dealing in a semantics shell-game and not reality.