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By: 1. Not labeling people who disagree with you as “part of a professional managerial class” / people who don’t want to work (propaganda) 2. Actually citing p
by awinder 4y ago
By:
1. Not labeling people who disagree with you as “part of a professional managerial class” / people who don’t want to work (propaganda)
2. Actually citing personal experience (just saying you have personal experience isn’t a debate/argument)
- haberman 4y ago> Not labeling people who disagree with you as “part of a professional managerial class” / people who don’t want to work (propaganda) I see, you get to label others with pejoratives like "propaganda", but others are not allowed to respond in kind with labels of their own. Seems a bit one-sided.