Toronto’s ‘Anti-Capitalist’ Cafe Closing Down After Just a Year in Business

Breitbart ^ | 05/14/2023 | Kurt Zindulka

[mjp]

This is more of the usual socialist garbage:

Ad hominem fallacy: The statement attacks the character of its opponents rather than their arguments. For example, the statement calls conservatives "class-traitors" and "misanthropes."

Straw man fallacy: The statement misrepresents the arguments of its opponents in order to make them easier to attack. For example, the statement claims that conservatives support capitalism "enthusiastically."

Bandwagon fallacy: The statement appeals to the reader to join a popular movement, even if there is no good reason to do so. For example, the statement claims that "most service workers" dream of not having to tolerate the presence of police officers and military personnel.

Appeal to emotion: The statement tries to appeal to the reader's emotions rather than their reason. For example, the statement claims that the author's experience has been "amazing" and that it has "fulfilled the dream" of most service workers.

Hasty generalization: The statement makes a sweeping generalization based on insufficient evidence. For example, the statement claims that all conservatives are "class-traitors" and "misanthropes."

Begging the question: The statement assumes the conclusion in the premises. For example, the statement claims that capitalism is "pure misanthropy" without providing any evidence to support this claim.

Non sequitur: The statement concludes something that does not follow from the premises. For example, the statement concludes that the author's experience has been "amazing" because it has "raised the blood pressure of Conservatives." In addition to these fallacies,

There are a number of other reasons to oppose, resist, and reject the statement.

For example, the statement is based on a number of false premises, such as the premise that all conservatives are "class-traitors" and "misanthropes."

The statement is also ambiguous in a number of places, such as when it refers to "the pure misanthropy of Capitalism."

Finally, the statement is simply not supported by evidence. There is no evidence to suggest that most service workers dream of not having to tolerate the presence of police officers and military personnel. There is also no evidence to suggest that capitalism is "pure misanthropy."

[Impala64ssa]

Gabriel Sims-Fewer: fulfilling the dream of most service workers by not having to tolerate the presence of professional class-traitors (pigs and military), and experimenting with living and working in ways that don’t enthusiastically embrace the pure misanthropy of Capitalism,” he continued. “F**k the rich. F**k the police. F**k the state. F**k the colonial death camp we call ‘Canada’,”
Commie a-holes still talk this way? Some things never change. Gabriel Sins-Fewer functioning brain cells is more like it.