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TheShader last won the day on March 29 2023

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  1. My area of study in university and professionally is speech and rhetoric, I know what bad faith is and what it looks like. What I wist is when things like this are stated there wasn't someone to hop along and act llke 'you just can't handle a disagreement' when someone states they've had enough with someone else's words or actions.
  2. It's not worth discussing this with them. They are not discussing this issue in good faith, and nothing you say will convince them of anything because they don't want to be convinced or have an open mind.
  3. The single post followed by '1 year later' had me in stitches. I'm not sure if it's actually funny or I'm still just waking up.
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  5. The claim was originally quoted that " We feel that she identifies as trans, but we’re still in the initial investigation into all of that and if it actually played a role into this incident." They had not investigated enough to even feel confident that the shooter was trans. Which was quite frankly dangerous and unprofessional on their end. We still do not know what the contents of the manifest are other than the shooter had further plans of violence. I don't know how anyone can say that the reporting on this was fine. The entire internet is on fire about this and most people's formed opinions have been horribly incorrect as news media have all been rushing out inaccurate or misleading articles in order to gain those sweet clicks and views. I haven't seen any two people have the same view of what the facts were, and I have seen very few people who have opinions that are actually backed up by the actual information available. This whole event has been a prime example of the damage bad reporting can cause.
  6. Yes, one shooting, because I'm not going to sit here at work for an hour proving this point only for you to move the goal post and continue to say 'nuh uh'. And what is more relevant than the day of the shooting? All the headlines Monday were of the shooter being trans, the day of the shooting, not three months later after everyone has forgotten about it and moved on. Because let's be real, even with this shooting most Americans have already moved on and formed their opinions based on the initial first day of the shooting. No information that comes forward from here will puncture the formed opinions general society has made, including if the investigation shows a full reversal of the claim that the shooter is trans. It is well documented that minorities are reported upon differently than minority groups when it comes to any crime, and that includes mass shootings. I don't need to sit here and waste time at work convincing you when you clearly just want to believe what you believe.
  7. Can we do at least a modicum of research when discussing a serious tragedy of gun violence and trying to quote politicians over it that are blatantly purposeful misinterpretations of reality? People are dead, trans people are being harassed/sent death threats/physically attacked, but you can't spend five seconds checking the context of a quote before posting it in a discussion about said things?
  8. Fact check: Biden, the Nashville shooting, and ice cream WWW.DW.COM Yes, US President Biden did joke about chocolate chip ice cream before addressing the school shooting in Nashville. But his remarks have been stripped of significant context.
  9. I'm guessing you actually tried to include the immediate past president but hit the character limit.
  10. The only exception seems to be when people go the opposite direction and use punctuation willy nilly. Just, tossing in; punctuations...wherever they really, feel like it!!!?
  11. In my experience, this isn't generation specific. If you can tell me how to get the Boomers, Gen X, and Millenials around me to use punctuation then I'm all ears. Doubly so if you can tell me how to get them to use it properly.
  12. I remember they specifically went through a phase where it was exclusively unintelligible memes, and the fact that the memes were equivalent to absolute gibberish was the point.
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