@kellyjay saidIs this "whataboutism" based on a Christian perspective?
Do you think Biden should draw criticism for flying people all over the country at night
without fanfare and just dropping them off everywhere without notice?
If so, could you tell me where "whataboutism" is supported by the words of Christ in your religion's scripture?
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@kellyjay saidMy moral compass tells me that what DeSantis did with those human beings was sheer wickedness. It's the kind of sociopathic behaviour that ought to disqualify him from public office.
Do you think Biden should draw criticism for flying people all over the country at night
without fanfare and just dropping them off everywhere without notice?
Then again, I'm not a Christian, so Christians [like you] might look at their "true north"and disagree.
If Biden had done exactly what DeSantis did last week, or Liz Chaney had, or Lindsey Graham, or Hilary Clinton, or Mitt Romney, or Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, or Mike Pence, Katie Porter, or Kevin McCarthy had treated those humans in that way, or whoever had done it, I'd say the same thing. No "whataboutism" from me.
@fmf saidIf you cared about my perspective you'd listen to me when I gave it to you, instead
Why ask me?
Because I am interested in how you think your "whataboutism" can be framed as a Christian perspective.
of correcting me about it as I tell you. Now you got another insulting term for your
psychobabble "whataboutism" this is just one more example of how you do not give
a rat's ass about other's thoughts, you just want to categorize them into little boxes
for your amusement I suppose.
@kellyjay saidThe term "whataboutism" is not psychobabble. It's a description of the rhetorical device you are using.
If you cared about my perspective you'd listen to me when I gave it to you, instead
of correcting me about it as I tell you. Now you got another insulting term for your
psychobabble "whataboutism"