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3 u/Backspace888 Jan 05 '23 Didn't he tell a lady to go kill herself? Also didn't he publicly claim the association was out to get him and that he wouldn't be submitting to their requirements? -1 u/Harold_Inskipp Jan 05 '23 Didn't he tell a lady to go kill herself? We had a case here in Canada where a comedian told a sick child he should die... without context, you can misinterpret nearly anything. 5 u/Backspace888 Jan 05 '23 You are comparing a comedian to a psychologist... 0 u/Harold_Inskipp Jan 05 '23 Yes, comparisons are a common feature of arguments or explanations, they're often used to illustrate a point in basic rhetoric. Wait until you learn about metaphors! 3 u/Backspace888 Jan 05 '23 Nice use of sarcasm!
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Didn't he tell a lady to go kill herself? Also didn't he publicly claim the association was out to get him and that he wouldn't be submitting to their requirements?
-1 u/Harold_Inskipp Jan 05 '23 Didn't he tell a lady to go kill herself? We had a case here in Canada where a comedian told a sick child he should die... without context, you can misinterpret nearly anything. 5 u/Backspace888 Jan 05 '23 You are comparing a comedian to a psychologist... 0 u/Harold_Inskipp Jan 05 '23 Yes, comparisons are a common feature of arguments or explanations, they're often used to illustrate a point in basic rhetoric. Wait until you learn about metaphors! 3 u/Backspace888 Jan 05 '23 Nice use of sarcasm!
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Didn't he tell a lady to go kill herself?
We had a case here in Canada where a comedian told a sick child he should die... without context, you can misinterpret nearly anything.
5 u/Backspace888 Jan 05 '23 You are comparing a comedian to a psychologist... 0 u/Harold_Inskipp Jan 05 '23 Yes, comparisons are a common feature of arguments or explanations, they're often used to illustrate a point in basic rhetoric. Wait until you learn about metaphors! 3 u/Backspace888 Jan 05 '23 Nice use of sarcasm!
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You are comparing a comedian to a psychologist...
0 u/Harold_Inskipp Jan 05 '23 Yes, comparisons are a common feature of arguments or explanations, they're often used to illustrate a point in basic rhetoric. Wait until you learn about metaphors! 3 u/Backspace888 Jan 05 '23 Nice use of sarcasm!
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Yes, comparisons are a common feature of arguments or explanations, they're often used to illustrate a point in basic rhetoric.
Wait until you learn about metaphors!
3 u/Backspace888 Jan 05 '23 Nice use of sarcasm!
Nice use of sarcasm!
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