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| − | I live in London http://www.olrandir.com/maps/125/ merchant cash funding "False equivalence" is another one-sided objection. Eyer particularly dislikes the rhetorical question "Why is there no White History Month?" Fine, it's a silly question, though it hardly seems an intolerable one. She continues: "More examples of false equivalence include 'If this had been a white man attacking a black | + | I live in London http://www.olrandir.com/maps/125/ merchant cash funding "False equivalence" is another one-sided objection. Eyer particularly dislikes the rhetorical question "Why is there no White History Month?" Fine, it's a silly question, though it hardly seems an intolerable one. She continues: "More examples of false equivalence include 'If this had been a white man attacking a black manÃÂ .ÃÂ .ÃÂ .' or 'If a black woman had done this instead of a white womanÃÂ .ÃÂ .ÃÂ .'ÃÂ " Such comments, she writes, " tend to set off a stream of hypothetical replies that have nothing to do with the story at hand." |
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I live in London http://www.olrandir.com/maps/125/ merchant cash funding "False equivalence" is another one-sided objection. Eyer particularly dislikes the rhetorical question "Why is there no White History Month?" Fine, it's a silly question, though it hardly seems an intolerable one. She continues: "More examples of false equivalence include 'If this had been a white man attacking a black manÃÂ .ÃÂ .ÃÂ .' or 'If a black woman had done this instead of a white womanÃÂ .ÃÂ .ÃÂ .'ÃÂ " Such comments, she writes, " tend to set off a stream of hypothetical replies that have nothing to do with the story at hand."
