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The issue has its context, and producing outrage out of thin air to shame a commenter into submission ain't helping you to make any point, really. It's a well-k
by broken-kebab 3y ago
The issue has its context, and producing outrage out of thin air to shame a commenter into submission ain't helping you to make any point, really. It's a well-known fallacy which you are invoking
- croes 3y agoWhat fallacy? The customer either has responsibility or he hasn't. And if somebody feels ashamed because they realize they can't ignore how a product or service they use is made, proves my point. If they say they deny responsibility, then I can give severe examples to ask: Are you sure?
- glenstein 3y agoHuh? They are making a legitimate point by testing a person's claimed commitments against a hypothetical example. When did pretending not to understand hypotheticals become a thing?