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In reply to the discussion: Jumping on the Whataboutism Bandwagon [View all]guillaumeb
(42,649 posts)31. Your claim about my supposed position lacks something.
Specifically, citations from my own actual posts.
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Someone is working overtime to gaslight everyone into believing their fallacy isn't a fallacy
Major Nikon
Mar 2019
#2
Please explain why simplicable.com is a better source on this than Merriam Webster.
trotsky
Mar 2019
#12
Actually studying the issue is so much harder than making an assertion. Correct?
guillaumeb
Apr 2019
#55
The optometrist might be able to help you find those assertions that you made about my posts.
guillaumeb
Apr 2019
#68
A large scandal in a large organization is much worse than in a small organization
marylandblue
Apr 2019
#85
What about when an organization has its own power structure and "legal system"...
trotsky
Apr 2019
#93
But it suggests, perhaps, that an organization should not be allowed to have such a structure.
marylandblue
Apr 2019
#96
According to some we can't even take the steps that are already working with other organizations
Major Nikon
Apr 2019
#99
How long does he get to play this damn game while trying to pretend he's the real victim?
trotsky
Apr 2019
#37
Without having seen all the posts in question, I've got a working assumption:
Pope George Ringo II
Mar 2019
#13
My hat's off to those of you who suffer through trying to correct the irredeemable.
Pope George Ringo II
Mar 2019
#25