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Originally Posted by DeathsSilkyMist (Post 3454960)

Agreed! I never said all Democrats, or all Republicans, you can check the post history.

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Originally Posted by DeathsSilkyMist (Post 3454920)

So, you can't refute the point about Cuties. Democrats love that movie.

The "all" is pretty clearly implied there. If I say "cats love chasing mice", it's clearly implied that I mean "all (or at least most) cats".

Dude I couldn’t even criticize Biden without becoming a horse pace eating alt right Putin simp.

Just except the fact that if you’re on the other side of the argument: you’re a pedophile.

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Originally Posted by Jibartik (Post 3455138)

Dude I couldn’t even criticize Biden without becoming a horse pace eating alt right Putin simp.

Just except the fact that if you’re on the other side of the argument: you’re a pedophile.

It's come full circle

They are now horse paste eating groomers

https://www.vice.com/en/article/qjby...abortion-pills

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In the video, Laufer explains that, besides being used to medically induce abortions, misoprostol is also used to treat ulcers in horses. This makes misoprostol powder relatively easy to acquire from veterinary sources. (This is reminiscent of ivermectin, which is used to control parasites in horses but also became a favored—but ineffective—COVID treatment among conspiracy theorists. Ivermectin’s use in horses made it easier for humans to get without a prescription.)

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Originally Posted by loramin (Post 3455136)

The "all" is pretty clearly implied there. If I say "cats love chasing mice", it's clearly implied that I mean "all (or at least most) cats".

Lol putting words in my mouth doesn't make it so. You need to brush up on your English classes. A quantifier is not required, and shouldn't be assumed. Saying "Cats love chasing mice" does not imply all cats. That is why you add the quantifier if you meant all cats!

Generally speaking if you don't have a quantifier, the hidden quantifier is a middle quantity. For example, the word "some". You would read "Cats love chasing mice" as "(some) Cats love chasing mice". You can't assume "no", "all", "most", "a few", from "Cats love chasing mice". This is because all of those quantifiers mean different quantities, and there is no way to determine which quantity the speaker is referring to. So the only logical default is in the middle. If you need clarification, you ask the speaker as to which quantity they were thinking about.

EDIT: Meant to say quantifier instead of qualifier.

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Originally Posted by DeathsSilkyMist (Post 3455149)

Lol putting words in my mouth doesn't make it so. You need to brush up on your English classes. A qualifier is not required, and shouldn't be assumed. Saying " Cats love chasing mice" does not imply all cats. That is why you add the qualifier if you meant all cats!

is that the case for every last one, DeathsSilkyMist? you know it isn't

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Originally Posted by Reiwa (Post 3455153)

is that the case for every last one, DeathsSilkyMist? you know it isn't

I am not sure what you are asking.

DeathsSilkyMist is here to teach us all about grammar and how Democratic voters are Satan-worshipping pedophiles.

Its kinda weird when you have to say "im not a pedophile" so much.

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Originally Posted by Horza (Post 3455250)

DeathsSilkyMist is here to teach us all about grammar and how Democratic voters are Satan-worshipping pedophiles.

Enjoy your horse paste, Groomer