T*RFs are just jealous because my silicon milkshakes bring all the lesbians to the yard

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[–]ArthnoldManacatsaman🇬🇧🌳🟦 17 insightful - 1 fun17 insightful - 0 fun18 insightful - 1 fun -  (1 child)

Or usually they give a lazy response like:

The science is out there if you just bother to look for it.

This may well be true, but the best writing in articles or books or whatever gives some sources they're referring to and allows the reader to make up their own mind. It's also just good practice. Saying 'it's there if you just look for it' is completely meaningless, because with one click on 'all' on Saiddit I can find any number of articles explaining, in the greatest of detail, why any and all Covid vaccines actually contain microchips that allow Bill Gates to track you, or that the riot at the capital was an inside job perpetrated by a perfidious cabal of devil-worshipping paedophile Zionists. Anything is out there if you 'look for it' - you're gonna have to be more specific, dear.

Or

It's not my job to educate you.

While I can sometimes sympathise with this statement, it usually sounds better (which is a strong word, let's be honest) when it comes from people who haven't chosen to make something the axis of their identity and then refuses to answer questions on it. If my colleague, Fatima, is frequently pestered with questions about Islam, I can understand if she gets a little impatient and tells people to back off. If Fatima went around audibly pointing at people and calling their behaviour haram and started acting a bit like the Saudi Morality Police, her refusal to answer (what I assume are) good-faith questions about why she believes what she believes or behaves the way she does would be grating at best. If you don't want people to ask, stop making yourself the centre of attention.

[–]MarkJeffersonTight defenses and we draw the line 4 insightful - 1 fun4 insightful - 0 fun5 insightful - 1 fun -  (0 children)

Or usually they give a lazy response like:

The science is out there if you just bother to look for it.

The Truth Is Out there!

Since I think I know enough science to have a general idea on how much evidence they need and have to back their claims, I'll have to regard their truth like a theory of a government conspiracy to cover-up extraterrestrials.

If my colleague, Fatima, is frequently pestered with questions about Islam, I can understand if she gets a little impatient and tells people to back off. If Fatima went around audibly pointing at people and calling their behaviour haram and started acting a bit like the Saudi Morality Police, her refusal to answer (what I assume are) good-faith questions about why she believes what she believes or behaves the way she does would be grating at best.

Ah, but you see- the questions themselves are haram...

If you don't want people to ask, stop making yourself the centre of attention.

Agreed. "Educate yourself" is something hear a lot of from genderists. When they fall back on that it usually means they don't themselves even have the knowledge they are expecting me to seek and are attempting to cop out.