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[–] LandedGentry@lemmy.zip 1 points 11 hours ago* (last edited 10 hours ago) (1 children)

I made an argument you’re just too dug in to accept anything other than a filmed interview with the MAGAt in question.

I’ve dodged nothing. I’ve clearly explained my reasoning in multiple comment threads. You just don’t like it. That’s fine but let’s not pretend I’ve dodged just because you can’t fathom someone disagrees with you.

[–] Tuuktuuk@sopuli.xyz 1 points 3 hours ago

You're just saying "most people". 60 % is "most people", but that doesn't mean you can just assume the 40% don't exist. You're jumping into conclusions.

And no, I don't know if the numbers are 60 and 40, or even the other way around. What I'm saying that you do not have enough data to be as sure about this being a falsehood as you are.

I do agree that it's entirely possible that the story hasn't happened, but it's not okay to deem someone guilty of something based on a guess.

About likelihoods: if you cross a motorway on foot, you most likely will not be run over. If 10000 people cross a motorway at different places at the same moment, some of them will get hit for sure. Most will not, but that doesn't mean that nobody will. "Most people" ≠ "everyone". You haven't even told where the "most people wouldn't" comes from, but even if it did have something to it, it would still be only "most", not "everyone" or even "practically everyone".

Internet would be a lot better place if people did less jumping into conclusions.