Anonymous OP 12h

I don’t think that made logical sense. Did anyone else feel the same way?

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Anonymous #1 12h

Abt men loving bad ppl?

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Anonymous #1 11h

Yes. It’s a hasty generalization to assume ALL men love bad people because it gives complete moral monopoly to one gender even though there are good and bad people from every demographic. And the second sentence is a non-sequitor since the conclusion does not logically follow from its premise.

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Anonymous #2 11h

I thought the tone was the same. I used to delete the spaces in my paragraphs to fit everything in but ppl called me stupid and said who doesn’t use spaces over that and when I wrote you mean deleting the spaces to fit everything inand they said that’s smart and then I transferred to the Ivy and kept deleting spaces, and they tried to clown me for not using spaces too and when I wrote you mean deleting the spaces to fit everything in all of them deleted their comments.

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Anonymous #3 11h

I do think there is a difference between “there will always be some men who love a bad person” which tbh is fair and “all men love bad people”

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Anonymous #3 11h

I didn’t mean all I mean it the same way you guys mean it when you say women are hypergamous or when other women say that men are no good.

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Anonymous OP 11h

I don’t say that about women and I reject blanket statements period. Everyone is equal and a unique case to be inspected. Also, when you just say “men”, that is a blanket statement.

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Anonymous OP 9h

Bro don’t take this the wrong way but I can’t believe you’re in ivy bc this writing is mad confusing flow of consciousness thought style

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Anonymous OP 9h

You don’t meet many women who have even heard or noticed anybody say women are hypergamous

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Anonymous #1 8h

That’s not cool either. Not all women are that way. Again, answering a blanket statement with another one is not logical either.

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Anonymous #3 8h

… Groan, unbelievable, 😒 well nevermind then 🙄😒 still a 1st afai have seen

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