• zbyte64@awful.systems
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    15 天前

    I’m not saying you’re wrong because you’re contrarian, most of the people here fall into the category. What I am saying is that using the fact that an opinion is contrarian is not evidence that it is correct.

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      15 天前

      And what I’m saying is that what you claim I claimed was never claimed by me.

      Since the discussion seems to have derailed let me do a brief summary:

      • Original guy: here are some opinions I have
      • Other guy: your opinions don’t make sense, some of them contradict other ones
      • Me: they don’t contradict at all. It is perfectly coherent to have those opinions.
      • You (correct me if I’m wrong): your opinion is wrong because it seems you’re a contestant for a contrarian contest.
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        15 天前

        Let me put it another way. You are wrong in regards to trans participation in sports but not because you are being a contrarian. You are also wrong to use your contrarian stance to justify your opinion. Hopefully that clears things up.

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          15 天前
          1. My argument has nothing to do with trans or sports. My point is that his opinions are not contradictory.
          2. Yor point has gone from “you are wrong for being a contrarian” to: “you are wrong because _____”

          Fill in the blank please.

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            15 天前

            For whatever reason we are not understanding each other. I don’t think I can restate it any more clearly. I guess we just have to leave it at that.