And 1488% less charisma.
It’s interesting how many people thought that this tweet somehow defended whites. I merely asked the question “which was worse?” – the case could be easily made that the demand drove the supply. We have a long way to go to be rational.https://twitter.com/StefanMolyneux/status/1095364866955722752 …
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love how this guy’s vibe is simultaneously “I Am So Smart Look At Me Plz
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Classic move out of a populist's handbook. Don't play innocent, you got exactly what you wanted.
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They call this one “The Art of the Walkback”. It’s..not persuasive.
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Well said Stefan.
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Reckon both are equally "guilty" since they're involved in restraining others freedom.
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Dude, think about it, you just did the clichè drug user blaming everyone else except themselves for their drug use. For the record, this drug is also at the core very self hating.
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the armchair philosopher backtracks into oblivion.
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Regardless of the points you're trying to make, I'd argue starting off with a false dichotomy doesn't help in making your point. The ambiguity wrt "supply and demand" over "addiction" doesn't help. It's a sensitive topic. You should have seen it coming from miles, imo.
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I'm not sure you understand what a false dichotomy is. Addiction has no relevance to the slave trade, and it should be obvious that the similarity between the drug trade and the slave trade is 'trade', i.e. supply and demand.
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"It should be obvious" doesn't seem like a succesful approach to getting your point across. Especially when it's already "obvious" many people took the argument the "wrong" way. I expect the messenger to be a little bit more careful, tbh.
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Perhaps we have set our expectations for common sense a bit too high.
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Either too high, or unrealistic. Or perhaps even irrational. Wouldn't be the first time people's desires for - or attempts at - rationalism are borderline irrational.
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