Why do I need to tell you that? The relevance of my question was my curiosity about how you discern bigotry.
If it's only your curiosity then why did you ask me this question in this discussion where it has no relevance?
How I discern bigotry has no relevance to IM2 assuming BrokeLoser teaches his daughters bigotry. The question was pointless in the context of that exchange.
As I said before, I could give you an entire essay on what bigotry means to me but it will not address the question of whether BrokeLoser teaches his daughters bigotry.
The exchange doesn't care about relevance. It isn't a thing with a conscience. You're the one who cares and you're being a hilarious bitch about it by making an argument that the
exchange found it irrelevant....
Holy Fucking Shit. You cannot seriously think I'm saying the conversation is sentient..
I don't so much have an issue as I do questions about your ability to discern bigotry.
So why do you question it?
And I don't know what you think a bigot is, hence why I asked you.
Why did you ask?
Funny how you seem to understand the gist of questions when they're your own.....
I don't understand what your question to me has to do with IM2 apparently assuming BrokeLoser teaches bigotry to his daughters.
I never claimed it wasn't subjective guy. Who is or isn't a bigot in anyone estimation is inherently subjective.
Irrelevant. It still has nothing to do with why IM2 came to his conclusion in this discussion and in that exchange.
What's wrong with hating bigots?
I just said his hate is irrelevant.
And also that he couldn't imagine discussing with his children the importance of tolerance or inclusion or to be accepting gay rights. That seems pretty bigoted to me.
Opinion.
The implication there is that gay rights aren't important and that he hasn't taught his children how to behave tolerably to people of the LGTBQ community.
It implies nothing but that he doesn't discuss the issue when talking about politics. It's right there in black and white in the OP.
That's his job as a parent. Children aren't born knowing how to respectfully engage with others. You have to educate them on tolerance and inclusion. Not doing so is allowing intolerance to reign through neglect.
Irrelevant. What he may or may not teach his daughters about tolerance is pure conjecture on your part.
You think my answers will be stupid anyway so what's the point?
I don't know what you are or not aware of.
Which is precisely why bringing up their their previous relationship was a bonehead move on your part.
I honestly don't remember and don't really care enough to look.
So after reading my response where I acknowledge the subjectivity of my response by saying IM2's
"...apparent conclusion that the OP teaches bigotry to his daughters...", you immediately forget I acknowledged the subjectivity to tell me it was subjective. Does that about sum it up?
What do you mean no one is talking opinions? The entire OP was his opinion....
I didn't say no one is talking opinions you idiot, I asked why YOU were talking about opinions.
I didn't assume you were aware of any particular interaction between the two it just shouldn't come as a surprise that they've interacted before or that IM2's opinion of Loser isn't necessarily going to based on this singular interaction like you know..... all relationships.
In other words, you assumed that I would assume a prior relationship. Not only did you assume for yourself, you assumed on my behalf. That's a lot of assumption for someone who's always lecturing about objectivism.
No, I'm saying all determinations that someone is a bigot or a racist or an asshole or a swell guy are inherently subjective. They're opinions about people.
But BrokeLoser being or not being a bigot is not the topic. The topic is whether or not he teaches bigotry to his daughters. So why bring that up?
So it's okay to talk about opinions now?
Never said it wasn't.
Why are you so angry?
Why are you choosing to conflate my words to falsely construe that I'm having a problem with opinions?
Whether you used the word seems doesn't mean you didn't seemingly make an assumption.
So then your argument is that you will assume that I assumed even if I did not assume? Do you not see the irony, hypocrisy and absurdity in calling me out for assuming by assuming yourself that I made an assumption?
No it wasn't. It was a question. "Do you think someone who uses faggot to describe gays is a bigot?". That isn't even specifically about Loser, it's about anyone who uses faggots as a derogatory term for gays. It includes Loser because he is the type of person to do so but it's isn't specifically about him.
So then, what bearing does that question have on whether or not BrokeLoser teaches his daughters bigotry?
Curiosity. You really don't understand why people ask you questions?
Okay. So then, even though the topic is about BrokeLoser teaching bigotry to his daughters, you sought to, what, make the topic about
my bigotry?
Whats the reason you imagine?
I didn't. That's why I asked, dumbass.
You can't help but think with your emotions. That's a you problem. My only issue with subjective points of view is when they're expressed as objective arguments. Other than that feel free to feel whatever you like.
You brought your subjective feelings about BrokeLoser to the discussion and expressed opinions about him as objective arguments. To wit:
"If you want to claim ignorance of Loser's bigoted positions..."
"..his (BrokeLoser's)
bigotry is pretty well documented..."
"He suggests it by being a bigot himself."
Every one of these statements is subjective opinion but you express them as objective, established facts.
Emojis are me expressing myself.
That's not you expressing yourself, it's you using cartoons because you
can't express yourself.
Usually laughter. You having trouble understanding what the laughing emoji means is kind of a
YOU problem. Who hurt you?
I understand laugh emojis just fine: I understand it means you can't express yourself.
What about them?
They have nothing to do with my question to IM2. I thought I made that clear.
It conjecture that they witnessed their father the bigot?
It is a subjective opinion that he is a bigot, therefore it is conjecture that he teaches bigotry to his daughters.
Subjective opinion.
The only way to hide bigotry from them would be for him to hide from them.
This is premised on the subjective opinion that he is a bigot.
See admitting to confusion is a clearer response then saying something irrelevant and then relevant. That's just confusing.
Because you don't know what "relevant" means?
So you feel. I feel differently.
Fact.
I'm using comment merely to mean your reply to IM2's post. It isn't more complicated than that guy.
I didn't say or imply it's complicated, I said you were wrong.
Nothing. I never said it did guy, I was just asking.
You were only asking to make it about me and bigotry in order to deflect from the topic of IM2 assuming BrokeLoser teaches bigotry to his daughters.
It's whatever I want it to be, moron. The nature of language is for it to be subjective.
Grammatically, "I might OF underestimated..." makes no sense.
You're not the only one to do this by far. I see it all the time and it's because the internet is relatively new to culture and it brought chat, social media, texting, tweeting and discussion forums that require people to write. Problem is, most of them don't read much so they express and spell words and sentences the way they
hear them, not the way they
see them.
As a result, "I should have..." sounds like "I should of..." so that's how they write it. And "their", "there" and "they're" have become interchangeable.
So you're admitting it is not relevant to the topic of IM2 assuming BrokeLoser teaches bigotry to his daughters?
How you identify bigotry.
How did you arrive at the conclusion that I'm confused about how I identify bigotry when I haven't answered your question?
Because I never claimed it was. Why do you feel the need to keep explaining something that I was never contesting is the question?
If you know it was not used in the OP and you know that the OP is what IM2 responded to and that I responded to him, why bring it up?
Because I was telling you he did in so many words.
What does that have to do with IM2 assuming he teaches bigotry to his daughters?
That's not an assumption. It's a conclusion born from his admission that he never taught tolerance or inclusion to his children.
That is not what he said you fucking liar. He did not say he never taught them tolerance. He said he didn't discuss these issues with them when talking politics.
It's education through neglect. As a parent the job of educating your children how to interact with others is on your. If you're not teaching them to behave with tolerance towards others then essentially what you're teaching them is intolerance.
This is pure subjective opinion and does not prove in any way that he teaches his daughters bigotry.
I'm not. I'm curious how you discern bigotry.
You already said I'm confused about how I discern bigotry.
You say I'm confused but you say you're curious and any answer I give will be considered stupid by default.
I must say that's quite a dance you have going on.