El-Sayed compares circumcision to transgender surgery

[enchanted]

El-Sayed embarrasses Jessie Waters by comparing transgender surgery to circumcision. Is this a post modern argument? 

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Edited 22 hours ago by enchanted

[Basman]

How do American hosts manage to look so plastic? The hair is like a lego piece you can take on and off 

[Basman]

It's not post-modernism as much as it is a false equivalency. Circumcision is a lot less invasive and life altering. It's also completely unnecessary, so I don't see why that would justify trans surgery as an argument from that perspective. 

[Leo Gura]

Explaining anything to Jesse Watters is an exercise in self-torture.

His head is full of packing peanuts.

Edited 6 hours ago by Leo Gura

[enchanted]

8 hours ago, Basman said:

It's not post-modernism as much as it is a false equivalency. Circumcision is a lot less invasive and life altering. It's also completely unnecessary, so I don't see why that would justify trans surgery as an argument from that perspective. 

Even two bananas have differences. I think we can choose to see the similarities between things or the differences. No two things are exactly alike but there are many similarities between things. Artists/authors/poets make a living by making radical and bold comparisons between things that are seen as seperate by the general (and unimaginative) population.

"Shall I compare thee to a summer's day?" Is a famous example. 

 

Edited 2 hours ago by enchanted

[enchanted]

4 hours ago, Leo Gura said:

Explaining anything to Jesse Watters is an exercise in self-torture.

His head is full of packing peanuts.

I wonder how someone can get so dumb. It must be an act. 

[Basman]

1 hour ago, enchanted said:

Even two bananas have differences. I think we can choose to see the similarities between things or the differences. No two things are exactly alike but there are many similarities between things. Artists/authors/poets make a living by making radical and bold comparisons between things that are seen as seperate by the general (and unimaginative) population.

"Shall I compare thee to a summer's day?" Is a famous example. 

 

So you agree it makes no sense lol