Quote (ofthevoid @ Jun 15 2018 12:07pm)
For your comparison to be hypocritical we would have to establish that the two are equivalent, which they clearly are not, not even close. Twitter is big brother, the tiny business is not. It's like saying your against big brother or gov't because you're critical or trying to repress their free speech, kind of illogical.
ahh yes the "your comparisons must be equivilencies or they mean nothing" approach..... to my clearly hyperbolic joke. Thanks for informing me that twitter and a 100k a year gross bakery aren't the same.
the hypocrisy is there regardless. conservatives pretend that businesses rights must be maintained at all costs and that reprisals must come from the free market, until for "reasons" they don't want that.
i made a comparison between a bakery and twitter because they're topical, its was for convenience sake not to disingenuously draw a false equivalency. if you want me to draw up a few examples of conservatives supporting large businesses doing what they please with freedom of association i suppose i could, but then we'll just get into a squabbling match about whether they're perfectly equivalent, all so i can justify a clearly hyperbolic joke. should i have written it in greentext format to signal that it shouldnt be taken at face value? is that what PARD 2018 is?
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