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Most of what you call "whatboutism" is really expressing "Actually, this is normal and accepted. Just not for me, right?". If someone is pointing out that you a
by dotancohen 2y ago
Most of what you call "whatboutism" is really expressing "Actually, this is normal and accepted. Just not for me, right?". If someone is pointing out that you are using a double standard, then the problem is not with them.
- mardifoufs 2y agoAs I said in other comments, I agree with this but the issue is that whatboutism is still being used as a shield when the other side does something. My original comment was a bit sarcastic, I was just pointing out that this would be seen as whatboutism in any thread about say, Russian media control