• Cold Hotman@nrsk.no
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      2 years ago

      If I did, what do you think would be most productive - Telling me that I’m wrong or explaining to me how I’m wrong?

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        2 years ago

        I don’t think you’re arguing in good faith. In fact, reading your comment again, I am pretty sure you are arguing in bad faith. And I have better things to do than engaging with that.

        If anyone wants to engage in an honest conversation, those who follow me on fedi or have seen my comments around here know I’m totally game for that. But “and yet you engage in society! curious!”-level discussion is not worth anyone’s time, frankly. 🙂

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          2 years ago

          What you think is your business, what I think is that whatever arguments you have isn’t something that will hold up to questioning.

          I also think that while you suspect bad faith, critisizing someone and then refusing to help them better themselves is a DIRECT act of bad intentions. That doesn’t help at all, it literally only brings more negative feelings to the world.

          How do I even know that your criticism is real and you’re not just an Internet stranger, lying to try to bring me down and make me feel bad about myself for your own amusement?

          I don’t think this is worth my time either, glad we can come to a common understanding.