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Originally Posted by BrianTheMick2
Are you doing that thing where you put a random word with negative connotations in place of a word that is both negative and appropriate?
I suggest, for simplification that everyone here just use the word "hypocritical" to mean not-otherwise-specified distaste.
According the theory of derision, shaming, and shunning when people make a mistake which hurts other people and is therefore stupid, calling them stupid is part of the rehabilitation to make them a 'better'. Hence, does this method work, in part, on the people who practice it when they make mistakes which hurt other people?
Also,
It's not hypocritical to apply derision towards an argument of derision and it's not arrogant either.
Arrogance is calling someone a racist, then deriding the majority of information about the person which suggests otherwise.
I would be an arrogant hypocrite if I were making a case which involved deriding or omitting information. I do not avoid any of the information in Bruce's posts, be it imagining about historical slave life or making an analogy that results in comparing Mexicans to cockroaches. I simply add more of the information that is available in the matter to reach a more complete conclusion.