• Hishiryo@scribe.disroot.org
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    22 hours ago

    And I said, the logical structure of that feeling and/or thought is that of a false equivalence. I’m not saying it’s bad to feel like that, but that’s logically incorrect. You’re still comparing something with something distinct, even if it’s at the feeling or thought level.

    Maybe I’m the one wrong here trying to rationalize or analyze by logical means something like beliefs or feelings, but I prefer going to that extreme rather to the opposite one.

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      19 hours ago

      A person’s feeling of revulsions considering two distinct things is still one single thing. It’s their feeling of revulsion. Saying the feeling of revulsion towards one distinct thing is the same as the feeling of revulsion towards another distinct thing is not saying those distinct things are the same, it is saying that feeling of revulsion is the same. Which it is.

      It’s not a complicated thing. Please if you still cannot understand it, go speak to someone else about it. Go to any of those big places where lots of education takes place, talk to one of the people that have a lot of debts dealing with words and/ or logic. Ask those people. You are not correct. You look like The children online who read the term whataboutism and try to define everything as that to appear smart. It’s not a great look. It’s not helping you out.