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You said In the future you will be proven right, and I will act like I never said anything....
I asked for previous examples of me doing this, because previous behavior should inform about future behavior
And you really could not do it
So you were making the accusation about ME specifically, so I dunno why you want to act like you were not taking a shot at me.
Do you want me to concede that ideological pressure played a part in the bad outcomes in Tavisstock, sure I have no problem admitting that given the new evidence. But my position now like it was back then, was talking about how things can do bad as far as treating trans youth in the absence of ideology. Not just outright dismissing the claimed ideology played a part. I said at the time neither I nor you know the ideological leanings. And you were ignoring other factors that undercut your argument, and still do, that there were structural problems other than ideological pressure with the clinic and trans activist wanted it closed
What is this rule based on? It’s not true at allif i was reactionary to progressivism, I would be reflexively opposed to progressivism.
What is this rule based on? It’s not true at all
yeah on this, I don't take that stance on every opinion.
just a small very select topics where I've read and done a lot of research on. and the evidence is clear.
people don't want to debate on the merits, because it's not particularly close.
its not like a close thing that can go either way. it's simply true. there is no settled scientific consensus on gender identity.
The fact that men are generally stronger than women doesn't mean that the weakest man is stronger than the strongest woman. Statistically valid conclusions don't apply to every individual. Unfortunately, this is a misconception that is still used to advance certain ideas about how to structure society.while bias has changed over time, it is still separate from what is a established fact rather than societal norm
Not because of the absence of male/female markers, but because what they have cannot indicate a clear distinction between the male and female extremes. In other words, they sit somewhere in the middle.and there are some intersex people who are neither male nor female. they fit into neither category.
But I don’t think you have a broad set of reactionary politics. I think that on certain progressive issues you are reflexively reactionary — and you’ve literally stated as much going back to how your co-worker triggered you.unless you have a private definition of reactionary it is true.
I don't know what you're getting out just be clear.Which is why I said "on these topics"...not sure why you keep trying to point to other discussions where you behave differently
And you're still missing what I was trying to point out
You think people don't want to engage because your position is bulletproof...okay
What I'm saying is that there could possibly maaaaaybe be other reasons why people aren't eager for a back and forth with you
The fact that men are generally stronger than women doesn't mean that the weakest man is stronger than the strongest woman. Statistically valid conclusions don't apply to every individual. Unfortunately, this is a misconception that is still used to advance certain ideas about how to structure society.
Not because of the absence of male/female markers, but because what they have cannot indicate a clear distinction between the male and female extremes. In other words, they sit somewhere in the middle.
If it ain't digital, it's analog..
But I don’t think you have a broad set of reactionary politics. I think that on certain progressive issues you are reflexively reactionary — and you’ve literally stated as much going back to how your co-worker triggered you.
That’s not what I’m saying though. But given the definition I’m willing to concede that it doesn’t fully encapsulate your general stance on “progressive issues”. But exaggerated or not, the progressive stance did set you off in the example given. again, these were your wordsBasically what you are saying is you must have 100% ideolgical agreement with progressives other wise you are a reactionary.
That’s not what I’m saying though. But given the definition I’m willing to concede that it doesn’t fully encapsulate your general stance
I think this is an attempt to gloss over a lot of the nuance of the convos that have happened over time in this thread. You became the butt of jokes because you have consistently pushed more police funding, when we already live in the most overfunded policd state in the world, which has proven to not be effective, and you have a certain smugness about this stance being THE correct stance, despite observable reality, lived experience and data to the contrary.It's mostly other people who want to flatten my opiniona into this cartoon reactionary
"omg he wants to just give all police more money indiscriminately!!!"
I think this is an attempt to gloss over a lot of the nuance of the convos that have happened over time in this thread. You became the butt of jokes because you have consistently pushed more police funding, when we already live in the most overfunded policd state in the world, which has proven to not be effective, and you have a certain smugness about this stance being THE correct stance, despite observable reality, lived experience and data to the contrary.
Boiling it down to you just want all police to get more money indiscriminately is exactly what you don’t like people to do to you, so it’s just funny to see you do the same here.
you’re legit trying to flatten the nuance right now .No. That's literally what people keep saying over and over again in multiple threads even sports and I keep having to correct them.
Nobody brings up this broader nuance, it's stated as fact and anyone who is not read into this thread just takes it as fact.
So let's not pretend like it's me flattening the nuance.
I think this is an attempt to gloss over a lot of the nuance of the convos that have happened over time in this thread. You became the butt of jokes because you have consistently pushed more police funding, when we already live in the most overfunded policd state in the world, which has proven to not be effective, and you have a certain smugness about this stance being THE correct stance, despite observable reality, lived experience and data to the contrary.
you’re legit trying to flatten the nuance right now .
Can concede that. But in context of the issues concerning policing in the US that correction doesn’t do anything to make the issues around police violence/brutality here look any better, IMO.This is my problem right here this is not true. It's just plainly not true. You can call me a jerk for pointing it out but it's not true.
It is simply not true that america spends wildly more police compared to peer countries.
It's middle.of the pack
We can have a conversation about police funding without misrepresenting the facts at hand.
We can come to different conclusions about what to do. But let's not make stuff up.
Can concede that. But in context of the issues concerning policing in the US that correction doesn’t do anything to make the issues around police violence/brutality here look any better, IMO.
The point that has been hammered home countless times here is that the money should be spent elsewhere, social services/programs, mental health, etc., and diverted from police departments. Especially when violent crime pales in comparison to what it did in the tough on crime era. Pointing out that it would cost to get the police union to go with it doesn’t really have the effect that you want here, IMO. It illuminates how the current system of policing does not function in a way that’s beneficial for the populace.The point I've always made about defund the police is the budget is a red herring. Better police costs more money. reform costs money.
reducing police would cost you more money. just to get the police union to go along with it.
The point that has been hammered home countless times here is that the money should be spent elsewhere, social services/programs, mental health, etc., and diverted from police departments. Especially when violent crime pales in comparison to what it did in the tough on crime era. Pointing out that it would cost to get the police union to go with it doesn’t really have the effect that you want here, IMO. It illuminates how the current system of policing does not function in a way that’s beneficial for the populace.
I really can’t speak to whatever online social activists have upset you
That didn’t last long…
finally getting to watch other people argue for once.
I dunno what y'all bother engaging with osh kosh bosh on this subject.
He mainly wants to rant about progressives, that's it.