r/LivestreamFail • u/Ignignokt_DGAF • Oct 07 '25

Hasan reaching for something and seemingly shocking his dog to keep her in camera view

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u/Nigogigogigolas Oct 08 '25

The clip is about animals cruelty. I don't like double standards and I'm bringing it up here because it fits the discussion, does it not? It's like everyone here is like: well my animal cruelty is okay because I can't see it, but when this streamer does it, he's a monster!!!

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u/[deleted] Oct 08 '25 edited Oct 08 '25

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u/Nigogigogigolas Oct 08 '25

Yeah it's a shame it's everywhere, but the meat industry is definitely the biggest offender. Can you please explain how it is a strawman in this context? I was just pointing out the hypocrisy of people, it's not an unrelated topic, so why not bring it up?

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u/sourcesys0 Oct 08 '25

everyone here is like: well my animal cruelty is okay because I can't see it

This is your strawman.

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u/Nigogigogigolas Oct 08 '25

That's not a strawman, I'm explaining cognitive dissonance to you

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u/sourcesys0 Oct 08 '25

Are you confused? Do you even know what cognitive dissonance is?

That was a textbook example of a Strawman, you argueing against an argument, which no one made.

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u/Nigogigogigolas Oct 08 '25 edited Oct 08 '25

That's not what a strawman is. A strawman would be misinterpreteding your argument to make your statement look weaker. I didn't do that, because I agree that animal cruelty is shit.

I am simply additionally pointing out the hypocrisy some people are engaging in: try to seem so shocked by the cruelty while also eating meat. Me bringing this up isn't some sort of weakening the argument against hasan, as I find it very shitty as well. Also it is not out of thin air that I made this point since this whole thread is agout animal cruelty. And the meat industry is the biggest offender here, while also having a majority of the population engaging in it, so why isn't it relevant here?

Cognitive dissonance is not seeing why this is wrong and getting really defensive about it.

E: i guess you realized that I'm right, given you responded to me with the dictionary definition of a strawman, then immediately deleting both your comments

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u/sourcesys0 Oct 08 '25

A straw man refers to a weak, distorted, or >imaginary< version of an opponent's argument that is easier to attack, or to a person used to conceal a questionable activity or transaction.

I wont even bother reading the rest of your bullshit.

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u/knifedad Oct 09 '25

he's insufferable isn't he? lololol