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Is it just me, or does anyone else cringe when people make up fake conversations to make a point that didn’t require it.
8 0 ReplyMaking fun of someone with an obviously fake conversation is a universal staple, from classroom to a boardroom.
+10 points if you do the voice, - 100 if the voice is a racial stereotype
28 0 ReplyDo I lose 100 points if I say "merica! Fuck yeah!" When I hear about us news?
4 0 Reply-10 points if the person you are doing an impression of is standing right behind you.
1 0 Reply+5 points if you realize it mid way through by the look on your audience’s faces.
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It's just you.
5 0 ReplyMandatory straw man fallacy Wikipedia link.
4 0 Reply17 0 ReplyIdk, does it still count as a strawman if you're doing it to make fun of him rather than make an argument against something he said? I don't think it does.
16 0 ReplyTechnically, yes, but we're all supposed to be smart enough to understand context.
3 0 ReplyWhat if the straw man is more coherent than the person you're making fun of?
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throwing red flags about logical fallacies everywhere as if every human interaction is a formal debate is deranged behavior and it's weird how nobody ever says so
1 0 ReplyI just think relying on a strawman is not a very good way to make fun of something.
He says so much dumb shit that you don't really have to exaggerate in order to make him sound stupid.
1 0 ReplyNobody has to do anything. But this is fun, see? We're pro fun around here.
3 0 ReplyEh, I'd have more fun if we didn't mention this asshat altogether. 😛
1 0 ReplyThere was always the option of simply not partaking in the post or comments. Hell, you can even hide it if it bothers you that much.
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might be you, bud
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