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My problem with what you're saying is that it relies on affirming the antecedent. Which not a proposition I believe to be correct, and in fact, view as denigra
by samatman 2y ago
My problem with what you're saying is that it relies on affirming the antecedent. Which not a proposition I believe to be correct, and in fact, view as denigration and slander of my countrymen. I do not look kindly on that.
- fao_ 2y ago> view as denigration and slander of my countrymen The fact that you believe it to be incorrect also doesn't really make it incorrect, does it. Notably, I am also not saying that it is correct, but simply making a claim based on if it is correct — which may or may not be true. I am sorry that you feel that I slandered and denigrated your countrymen but surely the bigger denigration against the american people here is the voting patterns of your countrymen — in repeatedly voting against social measures that would provide aid and care to the poor, sick, and disabled. I would look upon that as something to get insulted, deeply upset about, and use that feeling as a force to try to argue for and push for change politically, as opposed to a random comment on the internet.
- samatman 2y ago> The fact that you believe it to be incorrect also doesn't really make it incorrect The fact that it's incorrect is what makes it incorrect.