7 ms·
It seems detrimental to the cause to simply say "You are wrong, your evidence is wrong, and I'm not going to tell you why.", let alone the unnecessary insults.
by lixquid 10y ago
It seems detrimental to the cause to simply say "You are wrong, your evidence is wrong, and I'm not going to tell you why.", let alone the unnecessary insults.
- legodt 10y agoI am not going to spend the paragraphs of effort to define my terms to somebody who has clearly gone through their life without bothering to even try to understand feminism. They have to go out and educate themselves at this point.
- lixquid 10y agoWhy? The onus isn't on a person who has given you the evidence to prove you wrong to invalidate their own evidence. You don't have to "spend the paragraphs of effort", just provide something which shows their evidence, which they base their stance on, is incorrect.