Why refusing customization is a fallacy

[Delily]

Someone once said he had a dream. Not a very realistic one, but he shared it anyway.
Do you believe he shouldnt have shared it?

I'm actually speechless at the magnitude of this false analogy.

[Aeyis]

I'm actually speechless at the magnitude of this false analogy.

Its not a false one..in essence you are saying exactly this. I wish people would read their own posts better. Mirrors are in short supply, I guess.


You are literally telling people that if they have something they would like to see happen, that they should just leave and not express their opinion or desire at all.

Something being unrealistic is no reason.
Do you know how much of science was unrealistic before it was made practice? All of it.
Do you know how many of big changes are unrealistic before they happen? All of it.
If it isnt a big change then it wouldnt be unrealistic, would it?

[Delily]

Its not a false one..in essence you are saying exactly this. I wish people would read their own posts better. Mirrors are in short supply, I guess.


You are literally telling people that if they have something they would like to see happen, that they should just leave and not express their opinion or desire at all.

Something being unrealistic is no reason.
Do you know how much of science was unrealistic before it was made practice? All of it.
Do you know how many of big changes are unrealistic before they happen? All of it.
If it isnt a big change then it wouldnt be unrealistic, would it?

If you are not able to understand the difference between expressing a dissenting opinion in the arena of social justice and science vs. expressing a dissenting opinion in a video game forums, there's no point in even attempting explain it. Amazingly enough, there is a time and place when NOT expressing your opinion is appropriate.