Reply #40: Apparently "analogous" does not mean what you want it to mean.

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For a supposedly "trained by the feds on hate crimes" (or is the other way around) feller, you seem to have a very easy time with logical fallacies.


You are entitled to your own opinion, not your own facts. And freedom of expression has nothing to do with the fact that a High School principal, posting as such, is not an anonymous internet poster. You seem to be of the opinion that doublethink somehow justifies your shaky logical proposition.


A student of hers, making the same post openly under their name... requesting god to smite their principal would not be viewed so kindly.

BTW, I noticed your awesome straw man. And before you make this into me trying to inflict on the civil liberties of the ever so misunderstood principal, I haven't asked for her prosecution. I am just pointing your fallacy of trying to make the posting by a high school principal in any way shape or form equivalent to a post made under an anonymous condition.