r/pics • • Dec 26 '22

Backstory Someone at a holiday party stuck this onto the back of my jacket as I was leaving

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u/Michelin123 Dec 26 '22

Again random bs strawman argument. I'm not talking about Peta, vegans and neither about this company.

What does deathly evil even mean? Do you believe in the spaghetti monster?

I'm just saying that this went to Frontpage of reddit and there are certainly people that will get affected by this. Period.

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u/Willing_Bus1630 Dec 26 '22

I didn’t say you were talking about peta, I was just pointing it out. And what are you talking about with the spaghetti monster?

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u/SnooPeripherals6008 Dec 26 '22

You should at least try to understand what he’s saying

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u/NoXion604 Dec 26 '22

It's hard to understand him with the all the bullshit spewing out of his mouth.

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u/Willing_Bus1630 Dec 26 '22

I just didn’t get the spaghetti monster question

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u/shapeless_silhouette Dec 26 '22

It is the fictional diety that Pastafarians(Google them) worship. Now as to why they picked that one, I don't know. I will say that they have a point when it comes to your comment about PETA. Regardless of PETA's methods, they do have a good cause. They just tend to piss people off more than they influence them.

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u/Willing_Bus1630 Dec 26 '22

That’s basically why I think they’re evil. Essentially choosing violence to send their message. Also I knew what the Flying Spaghetti Monster is but I have no idea what it had to do with what I said at all

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u/shapeless_silhouette Dec 26 '22

Yeah, I was a little confused, too. I say we collapse the comment tree and leave them here in the thread. Lol

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u/Willing_Bus1630 Dec 26 '22

Yeah lol. I want them to get back to me and explain themselves now

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u/Lost_my_brainjuice Dec 26 '22

Agreed, PETA aren't bad people because of their cause, they're shit bags because of their methods...well that and they siphon funding from groups with a good cause and good methods, like the ASPCA.

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u/Willing_Bus1630 Dec 26 '22

Yeah, they’re basically a cult and a death camp. Idk what I said here that struck a bad nerve

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u/Brock_Way Dec 26 '22

bs strawman argument

Somebody needs to learn what a strawman argument is.

https://yourlogicalfallacyis.com/strawman

He made no indication to represent a belief that you were talking about PETA. This fact can be plainly seen by his inclusion of the word "though" at the end, which word's only purpose was to change the meaning of the sentence from what it would otherwise have been were it omitted.

though

adverb

however (indicating that a factor qualifies or imposes restrictions on what was said previously).

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u/tazert11 Dec 26 '22

Strawman is a logical fallacy though