Posted on 08/05/2026 3:26:11 AM PDT by Steven Tyler
TikTok woman describes an aspect of dialectical language for self defence purposes
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Anyone have links to her socials? How does one find her other posts?
Bfl
Like, ummm...y’know?
Most people know this innately and I’m glad she’s putting it out there for those who don’t. She does a nice job of explaining it.
I would argue that most people fall somewhere in the middle. They hear these things and think; wait, what? The “inclusive of who?” retort is probably the most recognizable one for “most people”. I would also argue that most people can’t articulate the paradox or the cognitive dissonance, if you will. The curriculum in public schools is largely to blame, which is a product of laziness on the broader public’s part (not minding the store so to speak).
She says a lot of things that I have already thought, but as you sated, she does do a nice job of explaining it.
For instance, Democrats practice Inclusion...by excluding people
I’ve been watching a few YouTube videos of people claiming “sovereign immunity” from (pick a state) by stating a bunch of mumbo-jumbo to the judge. They never get anywhere. Often, they make it worse by talking over the judge and end up with a contempt charge in addition.
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