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Traditional Art
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Because not everyone has had the experiences and education we have. Perhaps we should take the opportunity to educate rather than to shame.
They said, while blatantly highroading
Fine though, your point stands. I'm not here to bicker, it just seems like the subtlety here is not exactly asking much sensitivity from its audience
You came out fucking swinging. There's no need to act like you weren't looking for some kind of confrontation.
Chalk it up to cultural differences. I've explained myself elsewhere in this thread to the best of my ability, if unlikeability ever deserves to be explained.
unlikability is certainly the right word.
You are worried I might have overlooked it. Kind of you, but please do not trouble yourself.
Im sure you already know you’re unlikable - not a bother at all.
Yes you are.
Okay. I'm confused about why you're here though. If you're right, then you're choosing to talk to an unpleasant person for the sake of arguing, and my thesaurus is accusing you of bickering. If you're wrong, you're the "unpleasant person on the internet". If there is a third option that I have carelessly overlooked, perhaps you will find some delight in putting me to work as the Simplicio in your essay on the arts?
I thought harder about this than you did, and that's why I lost. Thanks, !traditional_art@lemmy.world
I hope you live up to your name someday