Comments by "Mark Zuckergecko" (@markzuckergecko621) on "Ryan Long"
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Billy William yes, numbers don't lie, but they often don't tell the full truth. But some things are just factually incorrect, going back to the analogy about the rotten apple, you could measure the amount of apples that are rotten by the quantity of apples, or by the total mass of the apples, either of those are technically true, but if someone were to say "actually there are no rotten apples at all, because they're oranges", that person is incorrect, absolutely. That's not a matter of perspective or opinion.
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@h1r086 but about the only reasonable scenario where you could say an apple isn't actually an apple is some whacked out shit like the universe is actually a simulation, and nothing is real. In which case there's no point in arguing about apples in the first place. Look, I understand what you're saying, I'm only saying that some things are well enough established that it's pretty silly to even debate over it, like whether an apple is actually an orange. No, it's not, we know with about as much certainty as is reasonably possible that an apple and an orange are 2 different fruits. And a lot of things aren't so clear, especially in politics, but that's not my point, I'm not talking about the things that are murky, I'm talking about the things that really aren't murky at all, like the fact that leftists tend to believe absolute false, manufactured narratives about covid and police brutality and shit like that. You can argue that it's bad, you can argue about how policy should be made around those things, that's fine, those are reasonable debates, but when someone believes that thousands of unarmed black men are killed by police every year, for no reason whatsoever, that person is just incorrect in that regard.
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