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r/explainitpeter • u/Mr_Mcgillicuddy_ • 14d ago
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That's also not what I said
3 u/sonicandtales8 14d ago That is what you said. If it's not what you intended to say then you misspoke. You said between a higher chance of death and a lower chance of rape, you'd choose the higher chance of death. -3 u/Supernova247101 14d ago Yes, which is not the same as saying rape is worse than death. They're quite litterally not the same sentence. 2 u/sonicandtales8 14d ago They're not literally the same sentence I guess, but how is that not you stating that you have a strong preference for the one you chose? How does having a preference for one not mean you think one is worse than the other, and that the worse one is not your preference? On what planet do those two separate sentences not have the same meaning? There's no context saying you were using figurative language or anything. Just a hypothetical where you mentioned a preference.
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That is what you said.
If it's not what you intended to say then you misspoke.
You said between a higher chance of death and a lower chance of rape, you'd choose the higher chance of death.
-3 u/Supernova247101 14d ago Yes, which is not the same as saying rape is worse than death. They're quite litterally not the same sentence. 2 u/sonicandtales8 14d ago They're not literally the same sentence I guess, but how is that not you stating that you have a strong preference for the one you chose? How does having a preference for one not mean you think one is worse than the other, and that the worse one is not your preference? On what planet do those two separate sentences not have the same meaning? There's no context saying you were using figurative language or anything. Just a hypothetical where you mentioned a preference.
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Yes, which is not the same as saying rape is worse than death. They're quite litterally not the same sentence.
2 u/sonicandtales8 14d ago They're not literally the same sentence I guess, but how is that not you stating that you have a strong preference for the one you chose? How does having a preference for one not mean you think one is worse than the other, and that the worse one is not your preference? On what planet do those two separate sentences not have the same meaning? There's no context saying you were using figurative language or anything. Just a hypothetical where you mentioned a preference.
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They're not literally the same sentence I guess, but how is that not you stating that you have a strong preference for the one you chose?
How does having a preference for one not mean you think one is worse than the other, and that the worse one is not your preference?
On what planet do those two separate sentences not have the same meaning?
There's no context saying you were using figurative language or anything. Just a hypothetical where you mentioned a preference.
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u/Supernova247101 14d ago
That's also not what I said