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ohyeshedid | 4 years ago
I'm not interested into turning conversations into competitions, especially when you're ignoring most of the list to focus on a single thing you can lean into to be right.
Enjoy being right, I don't care to waste my time with dishonest discourse.
SkyPuncher|4 years ago
Therefore, the rational argument is to let you pick something that "isn't political" then demonstrate how it is political. There's literally no other way to demonstrate this point based on the pretext you set.
ohyeshedid|4 years ago
You asked cpsns a bait question. Your "rational argument" was a setup, and it's dishonest in conversation. You had no intention of engaging in conversation, you wanted to prove your point no matter what was said.
Even knowing it was bait I forced myself to respond with the little good faith I could muster with "seems like".
You ignored the entire context of what I said, focused on the sentence that you seem to have misunderstood, and tried to snap that trap shut with a weird response where you repeated my own abstraction point back to me for some reason. You then ignored the last line, which was a list of actions that are in no way inherently political. You started off disingenuous, and continued to be.
No, the physical action that I was intentionally clear on, is not political. Tipping the glass, and swallowing the fucking water is not political. Nor is laughing, tying my shoes, pulling my socks up, seeing a bird fly by, etc.
All things make up everything, afterall.
My water came from the well I had dug in a rural area, that I had tested to make sure it was safe for my own consumption. There was no governmental involvement; not local, nor state, nor federal.
Outliers are included in everything.
At least we're lucky that the government keeps the moon in orbit and the sun burning.
As I said, be right, enjoy it, that seems to be important to you. I find your approach to conversation in this subthread dishonest and myopic. Do your thing, but miss me entirely with all of that sketch.