• Sybil@lemmy.world
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    8 months ago

    implying that I don’t want to change the status quo doesn’t change whether I do.

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        8 months ago

        You’re starting to sound like the liberals that tell me to vote for Biden.

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        8 months ago

        I’m the authority on what I want. there’s no evidence that you could produce that would undercut my claim.

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            8 months ago

            this is some equivocation. it’s an informal fallacy you might want to look up.

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              it’s an informal fallacy you might want to look up.

              Oh my god, I did not consent to be exposed to this level of Reddit cringe either.

              And also no, it’s not equivocation.

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                8 months ago

                it is. since you seem opposed to learning anywhere but Lemmy, I’ll help you out. equivocation is an informal fallacy where you use one word in a certain context with a particular meaning, and then you use the same word in a different context with a different meaning, and then you claim that they’re the same thing. The authority of the boot maker is different from the authority of the cop. The authority of the doctor is different from the authority of the insurance company.

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                  it is. since you seem opposed to learning anywhere but Lemmy, I’ll help you out. equivocation is an informal fallacy where you use one word in a certain context with a particular meaning, and then you use the same word in a different context with a different meaning, and then you claim that they’re the same thing.

                  Oh my God, go back to Reddit you insufferable debate bro.