Well, he stated “they” get upset when asked about it. Now you’re asking him to say why “they” get upset? Wouldn’t “they”, the ones who get upset, be the ones to ask?
“Well, he stated “they” get upset when asked about it. Now you’re asking him to say why “they” get upset? Wouldn’t “they”, the ones who get upset, be the ones to ask?”
You’ve lost the bubble. I never asked why “they” get upset. I asked what was meant by asking the question in the way that it was asked - in which one is required to accept the premise of the question which is unsubstantiated.
I want to know why the poster would ask a question like that - it reflects a therapist-load of bitterness and spite, because the poster pretends not to know what he/she is doing.
The question needs to be re-framed - as a statement which would be: “All churches but Catholic ones are racist”. I submit that is a ridiculous statement, but what can you do but challenge these things when you see them?