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This isn't a law. This is an opinion by someone who can't stand being told that something he might think is correct isn't and when pushed on it can't argue in g
by freitzkriesler2 3y ago
This isn't a law. This is an opinion by someone who can't stand being told that something he might think is correct isn't and when pushed on it can't argue in good faith because his position isnt as good as he thought.
Also considering who came up with it, it's another prime example of someone who is an expert in one area assuming he has expertise in another that he has zero expertise in.
- lamontcg 3y agoI mean it took you probably 20 seconds to type that out very assertively and aggressively.
- freitzkriesler2 3y agoAnd yet here we are where you can post pretty much whatever you want within reason on Twitter. You tell me, who is winning?
- lamontcg 3y agoAgreed. lol.
- Incipient 3y ago"refute" is more than just saying "I don't think it's true". You have to provide evidence, or I suppose in some cases an incredibly solid justification to refute. I say "desantis is actually running for president to sell off Texas to the Mexicans". Took me about 4 seconds to write that. You have an order of magnitude to refute it - about 40 seconds. God speed.