The point is that I believe both of them - but you dont. Why? Where’s the difference for you? Both of them push one side or the other of the same “rhetoric”, and they’re in no way contradictory. Do you simply believe only the one you agree with?
(I did engage with the fallacy stuff, and unless there’s something new none of the fallacies you’ve presented are applicable to this comic, as has been patiently explained every time you bring them up.)
I’m not exactly shocked you’re not engaging with the more important part of my comment, though I want to be clear that I’m not trying to indicate a broad pattern of behavior wherein everyone who doesn’t understand fallacies will then strive to avoid answering uncomfortable questions about their personal values.
Also, and I don’t ask this lightly, are… you trying to gaslight me about this, or are you just wrong? I haven’t been ultimately countered about the misuse of fallacies here once, in fact everyone seems to have dropped it once someone presents the specifics of how their premise isn’t valid - yourself included. It seems pretty soundly settled in the comments that there isn’t a fallacy here, or if there is it’s not one of the ones that’s been presented.
As if this comic isn’t an anecdote by which the author judges everyone with.
So you agree that it’s an anecdote?
No, I believe this is a made up scenario created by a misandrist. The more I see this person’s comics the more I’m convinced.
This isn’t misandry.
This is missndry.
No
… This is sparta!
So to your mind, what makes ObjectivityIncarnate’s anecdote believable, but the comic author’s not?
What makes the comic believable and the other guy not?
Anyway, see my other posts about fallacies.
The point is that I believe both of them - but you dont. Why? Where’s the difference for you? Both of them push one side or the other of the same “rhetoric”, and they’re in no way contradictory. Do you simply believe only the one you agree with?
(I did engage with the fallacy stuff, and unless there’s something new none of the fallacies you’ve presented are applicable to this comic, as has been patiently explained every time you bring them up.)
Yes, and you have been patiently countered. You might not like it, but this comic is a fallacy. There’s nothing else to be said.
I’m not exactly shocked you’re not engaging with the more important part of my comment, though I want to be clear that I’m not trying to indicate a broad pattern of behavior wherein everyone who doesn’t understand fallacies will then strive to avoid answering uncomfortable questions about their personal values.
Also, and I don’t ask this lightly, are… you trying to gaslight me about this, or are you just wrong? I haven’t been ultimately countered about the misuse of fallacies here once, in fact everyone seems to have dropped it once someone presents the specifics of how their premise isn’t valid - yourself included. It seems pretty soundly settled in the comments that there isn’t a fallacy here, or if there is it’s not one of the ones that’s been presented.