Re:People who jump to conclusions show other kinds of thinki...
by rglover on Thursday October 21, 2021 @04:56PM
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> The lie is pretending that people who post statements on a platform like Twitter and have a wide-spread audience or follower-base do not have any intent.
Assumption.
> The lie is pretending that someones' written words are not actually enough evidence to show their intent.
Assumption.
> The lie is pretending that statements exist completely isolated from any cultural or historical context. Marjorie Taylor Green has a well documented history of making very controversial statements.
Assumption.
> The lie is ignoring the fact that time and time again conspiracy theorists keep bringing up the same scapegoats.
Generalization.
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You're desperate to align reality with your opinion and offering nothing but characters attacks and assumptions as argumentation.
Assumption.
> The lie is pretending that someones' written words are not actually enough evidence to show their intent.
Assumption.
> The lie is pretending that statements exist completely isolated from any cultural or historical context. Marjorie Taylor Green has a well documented history of making very controversial statements.
Assumption.
> The lie is ignoring the fact that time and time again conspiracy theorists keep bringing up the same scapegoats.
Generalization.
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You're desperate to align reality with your opinion and offering nothing but characters attacks and assumptions as argumentation.