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‘Stakes are really high’: misinformation researcher changes tack for 2024 US election
(www.theguardian.com)
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Both were fair choices made in free will or neither were. Don't be a hypocrite, you're better than that
I have made it abundantly clear to as to why they are different. I'm not covering it again. I'd suggest you reread what I have written, as you sure as shit seem to still be confused over an issue that I've made incredibly easy for someone even as intellectually limited as yourself to understand.
Also, you have no idea what I'm better than or not. You don't know me from a bar of soap. So I'll kindly thank you to keep your opinions of me to yourself, I care even less for them than I do for your disgusting performance in this comment thread.
You've made nothing clear because you're still confused and can't understand how both are the same. Read back through and try to strengthen your understanding
I can't understand that they are the same, because they literally aren't and have given evidence to support these claims. You can't support your claims, which leads me to the conclusion that it's you who is the one who is still confused and further leads me to suggest that you "read back through and try to strengthen your understanding".
The coercion is the same. Neither can consent or both can. It's literally the same power dynamic
I have covered this in detail, with examples, already. You can keep repeating this horseshit line of logic all you want, it's not gonna change anything. Especially when you can't give any support to your argument. Noone gives a shit about your feelings.