
Originally Posted by
TheDemonLord
This is neither the first time I've pulled you up on incorrect usage of this Fallacy, nor is that the same link. The fact you don't seem to be able to learn after repeated attempts is rather telling...
Oh no, I completely expected you to piss and whine that you didn't agree, hence why I stated that objectively he's an expert in Economics in general and the NZ Banking system in particular. Of course - to maintain your narrative requires you to disregard reality.
Science =/= Economics.
See above for evidence of your dishonesty, but if it makes you happy, the link you posted was the second link you produced, after I ridiculed you on the point we are actually discussing.
Moving the Goalpost Fallacy.
Moving the Goalpost Fallacy.
Not at all, there's a myriad of factors - and I even stated at the beginning that I'm not 100% sure - however, with the advent of things like Netflix, some rather interesting things can be done - you can directly compare Cartoon/Childrens TV of 20-30 years ago with Cartoon/Childrens TV of today - now, I'm not saying TV is the be-all and end-all of culture, but as one datapoint that is a product of its time, a comparison can be made. Then you can look at academic discourse (which often predates changes in culture) - I believe Toxic Masculinity as an Idea first saw the light of day in the mid-nineties - give such an idea about 20 years to gestate (which is the time it takes to first be propagated in Academia, then to be propagated to a generation) and we are getting eerily close to the current day - it could be coincidence, but again - it aligns with a shift that has been observable within our culture.
I'm putting forward that the current crop of young men who regard themselves as Incels are products of that Cultural Shift - when they were young, they weren't presented with a traditionally manly archetype (such as Biggles or Tintin or G.I. Joe or similar), but with something different - something less domineering, less violent, less assertive, less powerful and less decisive. They've grown up and got to a point where they enter the Dating market - and Women don't find their lack of masculine qualities attractive. At this point (ie sexual maturity) in men, is accompanied by several Peaks - rebelliousness, creativity, aggression - and this is when they decide to reject and destroy that which tried to reject and destroy them.
Only if you accept your irrational presuppositions, which I don't.
I'll try again: In a fair game, if you don't win - it's because either someone else was better on the day, or you didn't play the game properly.
In a rigged game, playing by the rules automatically results in you loosing the game. That's the difference and that's where true resentment lies. The harder you try to play by the rules (as you know them) the quicker you loose.
Actually (on average), no, Women don't find both attractive - and that is the lie. Thanks for proving my entire point - that you believe it to be so is proof that my theorizing and chain of logic is correct.
There's been both serious research on this (the Housework vs Manly work study) and even more convincingly - what was the fastest selling Paperback in the UK of all time? I'll give you a hint, it wasn't about a meek, submissive indecisive Man.... There's also the Bad-boy Trope, in fact - a large number of Female-centric fantasies are explicitly about sleeping with Powerful Men (Fucking the Boss, Gangbangs, often with Gang members, Men in Uniform, Pirates, 'Daddy' fetishes, Rape fetishes etc. etc.).
Nope, I'm self-aware enough to know that I don't have the research to prove a Causal link (in the scientific sense) but I believe the evidence I do have is sufficient for a strong, inductive argument that is more fully formed and accurate when compared to any competing theory.
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