Since my detractors claim to care about logic so goddamn much, let's talk about logic.
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In my last video, I claimed that fascists often claim not to be fascists.
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The best way to render this logically would be "there is some x such that x is a fascist and x denies being a fascist"
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i.e., ∃x(Fx & Dx) where F means "is a fascist" and D means "denies being a fascist."
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Another vaguely plausible interpretation would be "for every x, if x is a fascist then x denies being a fascist," i.e., ∀x(Fx → Dx)
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But instead, my detractors are rendering it, "for every x, if x denies being a fascist then x is a fascist." That is, ∀x(Dx → Fx)
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Oh, I get it. They just forgot their negation symbols. Add those in and you get the CONTRApositive (wink): ∀x(¬Dx → ¬Fx)
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lol I wish I didn't think this was funny
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