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I think you're kind of proving the author's point. You don't get hurt in those scenarios, therefore you think nobody does or nobody should. Not everyone can be
by MartinCron 15y ago
I think you're kind of proving the author's point. You don't get hurt in those scenarios, therefore you think nobody does or nobody should.
Not everyone can be, or even should be, exactly the same.
- yummyfajitas 15y agoI'm not disputing the author's main point. I'm pointing out a logical fallacy in their post.
- MartinCron 15y agoIt's only a logical fallacy if you stretch it too far. The original statement was that "it's hard to know what something's like if you haven't experienced it" which is a perfectly reasonable thing to say, along the lines of "you haven't had salted caramel ice cream? You don't know what you're missing!" You distorted that into "unless you are a member of the group, it's impossible for you to understand" which I guess would be a logical fallacy, but that's a different message altogether.