Mar 12, 2020
Pro tip: if you want to tell someone they’re wrong, use counterarguments. Restating your position and telling people to check their mental health are not counterarguments.
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Pro tip: if you want to tell someone they’re wrong, use counterarguments. Restating your position and telling people to check their mental health are not counterarguments.
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This doesn't work against bigots though. They will always hate you too much to give in to your reason.