Hey, that’s a good line.

I received some email from a kooky guy who believes in a grand conspiracy of social elites, yada yada.. It’s the standard stuff you find all over the internet. he wrote me reams of assertions but backed up with facts and I wrote him a reply that I thought to be rather good. So here it is.

Hi,

When I say it is true that men and women are different. Then I do so only because the science and common sense seems to back up that particular claim. I do not accept the idea of absolute truth. I think it is a possibility that anything can be overthrown, no matter how solid it appears to be but if you one wants to do so then extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence.

Feminists do not supply evidence that men and women are not the same, they only assert it. They've asserted it for decades without providing any proof for the claim and the evidence goes against it. This is why we can deduce that they follow some kind of dogmatic religious belief system.

The extraordinary claims that you make are merely asserted also, you provide no evidence for them. You say "this is the truth" just like the feminist does, therefore you are both suffering from the same mental processes. Same walls, different wallpaper.

So I choose to solidly reject your "truth". For truth with no truth in it is merely a delusion.

Sincerely,
Mark

Man, I am awesome!

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Posted on: Wednesday, May 13, 2009 11:14 PM
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