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Originally Posted by MisplacedDreamer
I am a little confused as to how you are considering me a hypocrite. Are you suggesting that I should empathize with someone who is saying bullshit? Did I make a senseless comment? I don't think saying I don't give a shit if she is being triggered by anger directed at her because she is saying bullshit and possibly triggering others is senseless. If she is triggered that easily, then she should have been more aware of how others feel. Please, explain it better as I am not getting it judging by your post. Hoping I get it isn't enough as I am not getting it and I like to see your reasoning out in the open.
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I'm calling you a hypocrite for two reasons. First, if you use anger to someone for whatever reason and don't care how the person is affected by it, then that goes against the entire idea you were giving before when you initially quoted before. From that post, one of the things you implied was to be nicer to each other, which you certainly aren't doing to that person.
Second, the senseless statement you made was back when you initially responded to that person when you said: "It just sounded good for his or her argument and they just said it". It didn't support their argument, it was just an unfounded statement (which you said and I agree with). It's not a statement though that's meant to back up their argument.
According to what you said initially, the person shouldn't say senseless/unfounded things and be hurtful or cruel. You're doing both. You said the person should learn to use empathy to avoid doing this, hence, why I'm saying that to you. This isn't about whether you should tell bullshitters that they're bullshitting, it's about continuing to go against what it is you recently said people shouldn't do. If you said before that it's fine to call bullshit on bullshitters and not be nice to them, then there wouldn't be an issue of you being a hypocrite but you didn't say that.