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You didn’t answer any of his questions, which are not as ludicrous as your scathing reply implies.
by DiggyJohnson 3y ago
You didn’t answer any of his questions, which are not as ludicrous as your scathing reply implies.
- DonHopkins 3y agoRead the Jean-Paul Sartre quote below. Let me ChatGPT that for you: This quote is from Jean-Paul Sartre's work "Anti-Semite and Jew" (originally "Réflexions sur la question juive"), written in 1946. In this passage, Sartre analyzes the behavior and motives of anti-Semites. He argues that anti-Semites are aware of the absurdity and frivolity of their arguments. According to Sartre, they engage in such discourse not to persuade through rational debate but to amuse themselves and to disconcert their opponents. They do this by undermining the seriousness of any conversation, thus avoiding genuine discussion. When pressed, they may cease the discussion, indicating that they are above argumentation. This approach, Sartre suggests, is a form of bad faith, a concept he discusses in his existentialist philosophy, referring to acts of self-deception or dishonesty in one's dealings with oneself and others.
- DiggyJohnson 3y agoCan you connect this quote to the conversation at hand?
- misiti3780 3y agoI will save you the time, no they cant.
- DonHopkins 3y agoNice attempt at deflection, but it applies directly to YOU.