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Re: Update-CN shutting down eastern lines. Layoffs. Transcon traffic being parked
Author: Keith Ode
Date: 02-14-2020 - 11:58
brains Wrote:
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> To conflate the National Socialists (N.S.D.A.P)
> with any other kind of "socialism" or "Leftist"
> belief after 1923, with the demise of the Strasser
> brothers, is not only inaccurate and ignorant, it
> is misleading to the point of propaganda and
> disinformation.
Ah yes, the tired old "that wasn't REAL socialism" argument. A man as smart as you should know better than to use the 'no true Scotsman' logical fallacy to argue a historical and political point.
> that is if you're a real person
> to begin with.
By continuing to insinuate that anyone who disagrees with you is a bot/troll/Nazi/not a real person, you continue to undermine your credibility and that of other people who hold your opinions and beliefs. If you're argument can't withstand scrutiny on its merits with a real person, then you're argument is weak and can be dismissed by people who are more concerned with how to think, than what to think.
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> To conflate the National Socialists (N.S.D.A.P)
> with any other kind of "socialism" or "Leftist"
> belief after 1923, with the demise of the Strasser
> brothers, is not only inaccurate and ignorant, it
> is misleading to the point of propaganda and
> disinformation.
Ah yes, the tired old "that wasn't REAL socialism" argument. A man as smart as you should know better than to use the 'no true Scotsman' logical fallacy to argue a historical and political point.
> that is if you're a real person
> to begin with.
By continuing to insinuate that anyone who disagrees with you is a bot/troll/Nazi/not a real person, you continue to undermine your credibility and that of other people who hold your opinions and beliefs. If you're argument can't withstand scrutiny on its merits with a real person, then you're argument is weak and can be dismissed by people who are more concerned with how to think, than what to think.
