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To others: how are these kind of arguments called? "We probably or may not need X" "Alright you go back to eating bananas in a tree then!" EDIT: Had forgotten
by sgu999 2y ago
To others: how are these kind of arguments called?
"We probably or may not need X" "Alright you go back to eating bananas in a tree then!"
EDIT: Had forgotten for a second that we can know ask this kind of questions to a computer, "straw man argument".
- interstice 2y agoReductio ad absurdum. Possibly
- d_tr 2y agoWhere X = "Starting to rot from the inside out as soon as we hit forty, while simultaneously watching loved ones age badly and becoming decreasingly self-sufficient, at best." Yeah, who needs "X". I won't even bother with the "the rich" stuff, because, frankly, it's too tired, pathetic, childish and naive.