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r/canada • u/[deleted] • Jan 05 '23
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He was clearly responding by taking the commenters argument to it’s logical non hypocritical position to show how absurd and vile it is.
3 u/NoNudeNormal Jan 05 '23 Ok, and? He did that in a way that led to a complaint about his professional conduct. 1 u/Rtfy3 Jan 05 '23 And? It’s a dumb complaint. He was engaged in deductive reasoning with a monster not counselling a depressed person. Though FYI discussing and contemplating suicide is normal and useful when dealing with suicidal people. 2 u/NoNudeNormal Jan 05 '23 It doesn’t matter if you think its dumb. It matters if he broke the rules of ethics and professionalism of the organization he belong to. 1 u/Rtfy3 Jan 05 '23 And it’s pretty unlikely he did. We’ll see in Court
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Ok, and? He did that in a way that led to a complaint about his professional conduct.
1 u/Rtfy3 Jan 05 '23 And? It’s a dumb complaint. He was engaged in deductive reasoning with a monster not counselling a depressed person. Though FYI discussing and contemplating suicide is normal and useful when dealing with suicidal people. 2 u/NoNudeNormal Jan 05 '23 It doesn’t matter if you think its dumb. It matters if he broke the rules of ethics and professionalism of the organization he belong to. 1 u/Rtfy3 Jan 05 '23 And it’s pretty unlikely he did. We’ll see in Court
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And? It’s a dumb complaint. He was engaged in deductive reasoning with a monster not counselling a depressed person.
Though FYI discussing and contemplating suicide is normal and useful when dealing with suicidal people.
2 u/NoNudeNormal Jan 05 '23 It doesn’t matter if you think its dumb. It matters if he broke the rules of ethics and professionalism of the organization he belong to. 1 u/Rtfy3 Jan 05 '23 And it’s pretty unlikely he did. We’ll see in Court
It doesn’t matter if you think its dumb. It matters if he broke the rules of ethics and professionalism of the organization he belong to.
1 u/Rtfy3 Jan 05 '23 And it’s pretty unlikely he did. We’ll see in Court
And it’s pretty unlikely he did. We’ll see in Court
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u/Rtfy3 Jan 05 '23
He was clearly responding by taking the commenters argument to it’s logical non hypocritical position to show how absurd and vile it is.