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#24
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08-12-2023, 05:57 AM
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Re: Pregnant Woman Killed Herself By Getting Run Over by Train
My, Oh, my... The all-caps monster! The fact that you crazy-glued your triggered, puss-filled, swollen masturbatory toe to the all-caps key—surely gives you much pined-for credibility, huh? Don't worry, I have compassion for you—since you obviously cannot consent to English. P.S. Your nonsensical argument constitutes a 'flawed analogy' fallacy; but indubitably, you're too stupid and uneducated to know that. I forgive you for calling me a Republican. I'm actually a Socialist and a National—not necessarily in that order. |
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#25
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08-12-2023, 06:07 AM
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Re: Pregnant Woman Killed Herself By Getting Run Over by Train
Sum1234 You say the 'foetus' is not alive? (God, I hate that fucking word, 'fetus.) You're an idiot—the child has a heartbeat, moron. Of course it's alive. Even if it didn't have a fully-formed brain—and it doesn't—it does not mean it's not alive. I mean, look at you! You evidently have no brain—and *you're* alive, against all odds! Case in point. |
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08-12-2023, 09:05 AM
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Re: Pregnant Woman Killed Herself By Getting Run Over by Train
I was going to explain how the flawed analogy fallacy requires an assumption in the analogy to qualify, not just being an analogy you disagree with lmao, but I won't because national socialist is how neo nazis self identify and you literally just name dropped a fallacy you don't understand then devolve into petty insults. Just because you type calm doesn't make the content of your statement correct lmao.
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08-16-2023, 03:35 AM
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Re: Pregnant Woman Killed Herself By Getting Run Over by Train
Speaking of assumptions... you assume a lot— and you don't understand the practical applications of the definition. What are you even talking about? My political velleities are of an artistic and literary nature, btw.. As for your objection, the other fellow [II]assumed[/I] the child is not alive—but he/she is. He also assumed "you" (one/'me') can't consent to 'death'—false. (People always consent to death—in suicides.) People can also consent to life (even though another's)—as when parents choose life, and refuse to perform an abortion. It is true, the unborn child cannot consent at that time, but once he becomes self-aware, in most cases he would not consent to his near‐miss 'killing,' at a time in the past—even if his pondering of the possibility of death before birth is considered a posteriori. |