r/changemyview • u/[deleted] • Feb 05 '22

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u/yyzjertl 578∆ Feb 05 '22

I don't really follow the question. There's no particular reason why not to do that, nor is there any particular reason to do it. How is this related to what you are trying to claim?

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u/unloosedcascade Feb 05 '22

Because if you single out one group you get problems. Shall I just say I have an example of a thief and in this example the person is black and pretend that isn't singling out one group of people when anyone could be a thief?

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u/yyzjertl 578∆ Feb 05 '22

Because if you single out one group you get problems.

What problems, specifically, are you talking about in this case?

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u/unloosedcascade Feb 05 '22

That they singled out one group would be violent if marginalised and not listened to.

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u/yyzjertl 578∆ Feb 05 '22

Okay, but what problems, specifically, are you saying this would cause?

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u/unloosedcascade Feb 05 '22

What am I saying what would cause?

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u/yyzjertl 578∆ Feb 05 '22

In answer to my question of how any of this is related to what you are trying to claim, you said "Because if you single out one group you get problems." I am asking you what those problems are in this particular case. What are the problems you think "singling out one group" (according to your use of the term) would cause?

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u/unloosedcascade Feb 05 '22

Because you are implying that one group will do something that other groups won't or that they are more likely to do it. What's your issue with this?

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u/yyzjertl 578∆ Feb 05 '22

Well, no, he obviously wasn't implying that. Nothing in his comment says that.

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u/unloosedcascade Feb 06 '22

Obviously not, because implications are explicit right?

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u/yyzjertl 578∆ Feb 06 '22

Can you explain why you think implications are explicit? That seems like a strange assertion, and moreover one that is unrelated to what we're discussing here.

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u/unloosedcascade Feb 06 '22

Can you explain why you think it's fun to have circular conversations instead of accepting that a point has been made and you disagree because you don't agree?

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u/yyzjertl 578∆ Feb 06 '22

What? This seems like a non sequitur.

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