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That was an obvious typo...



Wrong in 2 accounts.

1. Subjectivity:

In order for B not be close to C, you would have to subjectively be biased. If the distance from A to C is considered "close", then you're saying that the distance is negligible. So, if you were to move "A" further away at a distance LESS than the distance between "A" and "C", it is sill close because that amount is even more negligible than the original distance between the two. It wouldn't go from "close" to "far".


2. Objectively: The fact that you can "move" around means that you can move B next to A, (i.e. replace A), which will be close to C, hence why the original comparison used "=" and not "closed by". I simply changed "=" to "close by" because we're talking about concepts and not physical things. There is no absolute objective way of measuring "close by", but you can objectively determine equality. If you subscribe to the belief that the distance between two objects is negligible ( the difference between miscegenation laws and SSM laws), then you are essentially saying that they are the same, in other words, equal. Which brings me back to my original comparison, If A = B and A = C, how does B not equal c?






Edited, Oct 27th 2012 4:04pm by Almalieque

Edited, Oct 27th 2012 4:04pm by Almalieque

Yes, that's correct.

I was briefly heartened but then I looked one post up.

If I didn't use real terms FIRST, then maybe you would have a point. YOU were the one that wanted me to rephrase the question. When I did, you just went back to ignoring it. You stuck your foot in your mouth and now you can't think of anyway to back peddle out of it without it being too obvious.

That's not due to racism as you claimed, but natural attraction. It's not just white or black people but culture. People are naturally attracted to people of their own culture.

The ones that got crushed when you tried to make the argument. Right

HAHA YOUR DUMB!

I'm not referring to countries with little immigration or Internet access. Nor am I denying the fact that people marry outside of their cultures. My claim is that most people marry within their culture, else, there wouldn't much "tradition", because life would be different for each person.

That is accurate for people of the same skin color as well. If you walk in a room and see two people wearing sports jerseys, one of your favorite team and another of a team you despise, you're more likely to talk to the person who is wearing your favorite teams jersey. The same applies here, most people like to date people that they can relate to. That's not true for everyone, but that isn't racism either. "People they relate to" can be people of different skin colors, nationality and culture, just more times than not, it isn't.

P.S. I never had interest in going to Australia, but I am moving back to that side of the world, so I will definitely visit within the next 3 years. I might need to get some advice and tips before I go.

And yet you keep falling for it...

There you go...

I thought you had TILT posts. YOUR WHOLE ACCOUNT IS A LIE!

Probably in this thread.