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Originally Posted by Wee-Bey
Stay focused on the nature of their original argument and deconstruct that. The simple-minded partisans assert that liberalism (a) drives immigration (b) which leads to tech and other innovative industries (c). Therefore by the progressive transitive property innovation is a function of liberalism. How grandiose of them. An absurd sequence of socioeconomic dependencies cobbled together as if they were basic mathematical equalities to create the tortured conclusion that their ideology says must exist.
Let's humor them for just one moment and grade their math homework. I've shown a specific case where (b,immigration) is not a function of (a, liberalism) and (c, innovation) is not a function of (b, immigration) but rather the reverse where (b,immigration) is a function of (c, innovation). So what does that say about the progressive transitive that (c,innovation) is a function of (a,liberalism)?
It says they're going to repeat the grade.
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i see so now that you have been presented with facts to back up the OPs premise you want to "reset"...
nice try mate, but i suggest you try to actually refute the facts instead.
as it stands The OP is correct and it looks like liberals are leading our economy. btw no need to say thank you.
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