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It's not a deception, in the same way that a chicken nugget is not chicken hidden inside of breading. It simply is pill with peanut butter
by gretch 2y ago
It's not a deception, in the same way that a chicken nugget is not chicken hidden inside of breading.
It simply is pill with peanut butter
- kodt 2y agoI think you would feel deceived if given a peanut butter sandwich, and after eating it someone revealed they had mixed powder from a pill into it.
- gretch 2y agoReread your sentence and look how much stuff you made up about 1) a scenario that’s completely fictional and 2) how I, a person you never met would react to it
- kodt 2y agoI said I thought you would feel a certain way in that situation. Do you disagree?
- gretch 2y agoYes absolutely and completely. Here’s what would actually happen if this fictional scenario did occur: If someone hands me something to consume, no matter how much I trust them, I would ask “cool thanks, what’s in the sandwich?” Now you, a non-deceiver, would say “peanut butter and pharmaceuticals”. And I would say “oh, I’m not sure I want that, but thanks for being honest” I hope you see how this analogy does not map to dogs.
- kodt 2y agoYou have avoided answering by changing the scenario. Deception was implied. I'll take that as my assumption being correct and you were simply too proud to admit it.