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That's not at all incongruous. If I'm saying "You are complaining about something stupid", I am not necessarily criticizing the concept of complaining itself,
by MyOutfitIsVague 2y ago
That's not at all incongruous. If I'm saying "You are complaining about something stupid", I am not necessarily criticizing the concept of complaining itself, which would be hypocritical.
I seriously hate this argument. "You are nit-picking", "and here you are nitpicking my nitpicking, interesting that we are on exactly equal ground now". It's a dumb turn-around that could be used to attempt to silence any criticism of any criticism.
Sometimes, a criticism or complaint is not valid or frivolous. Pointing that out is not inherently invalid or frivolous.
- xanderlewis 2y agoIn the same vein, it's annoyingly difficult to argue against accusations of being argumentative.