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Yeerk.P 🦆 retweeted
one time, my grandma hugged me and I exploded into a gory meat paste on the spot due to my affection allergy. it took me years to recover
Make an argument that isn't an insinuation
Yeerk you childless freak -
Let me ask you ONE more question, see if you'll answer it -
You're arguing that children don't have the right to refuse unwanted touching?
But you're a man who doesn't haven't children? Correct?
So. A single, childless man, is arguing, on Twitter, that children can be forced into hugging or physical contact - without their consent?
Yes? 🤔
#consent
It is an insinuation- when you begin losing an argument or, I guess, simply enter into a state of terminal confusion like the one you're in right now, you try to recover by portraying criticism of your position as inherently untoward
Replying to @PYeerk
It's not an insinuation.
It's a question.
That you feel you can't answer it without destabilising your argument is... sad.
You don't have kids.
So I can't insinuate anything regarding them.
I CAN ask hypotheticals, which I am doing.
If you're refusing to answer... That's telling.
And I'm telling you to make an argument that isn't a slimy insinuation, you freak
Replying to @PYeerk
Sir.
This is called a question.
You can tell, cause of the question mark at the end of the sentence.
If you are prepared to engage in debate, you might answer my question.
Make an argument that isn't an insinuation, freak
I certainly did not say that, you creep- I don't have kids, but even if I did, my "family arrangement" would not be any of your business and it's rude of you to ask- why do you think you have a right to know?
Replying to @PYeerk
OK.
So tell me - what's the arrangement in YOUR family. You've already said you force your kids into unwanted physical contact.
How far does that extend?
Do you force them to sit on people's laps?
Do you force them to accept unwanted kissing?
Where do YOU draw the line?
I've given you my "personal view" which is that every family is different and ought to be allowed to work these things out themselves- that is my "personal view"
Replying to @PYeerk
But, I'm asking for your own personal view...
I'm not trying to help my case...
I'm asking you to clarify your own.
And you refuse 😂
Here is what I actually said, when you tried to get me on this totally incoherent point
Replying to @PYeerk
You keep posting these publicly - excepting some kind of rush of your followers to defend you.
You've what?
33 thousand or something? To my... 144?
And... Yet... They don't.
That might tell you something.
Oh, and while I'm here - I'll ask the question you refused to answer, again.
You said a child had the right to refuse to sit on an Uncle's lap.
But not to refuse a hug from a Grandparent.
OK.
Does a child have the right to refuse to sit on their grandparents lap?
Are you actually delusional?
Replying to @PYeerk
Go to bed you sham.
You were beat senseless last we talked.
I ain't here to wade into your stupidity again.
You are deeply confused about the "question" that you want to ask me, which if I recall, was something about "where I draw the line" and whether, since I think hugs are ok, I might also think it's ok for a grandchild to sit in their grandparents' lap- I gave you my answer, which is that that is for families to decide amongst themselves
Replying to @PYeerk
Ach Yeerk -
Did you refuse to answer my questions?
And then declare yourself victorious, regardless? 😂
Now. Dummy. Think before you answer. The tweets are still there.
Do you people ever spend even five seconds thinking through the implications of the things you say? Do you ever give literally give seconds of thought to it?
Replying to @PYeerk
It’s gross and very suspicious to suggest that elderly grandparents could never do something wrong. Any rational grandparent seeing that ad would understand that it’s not about them.
A grandparent hugging their grandchild is not a "violation of their bodily autonomy", you freak
Replying to @PYeerk @ExtremistChad
it's deeply nasty and anti-social and cruel to insinuate that children should be taught their consent does not matter, and they should accept violations of their bodily autonomy
You certainly did not- you are not competent at arguing your case- you frequently get confused and lose track of your original point, fixate on irrelevant questions, repeat yourself and fail to take in information that's already been explained to you
Replying to @PYeerk
Oh Yeerk, I've already beaten you senseless in another thread. Let's not do this again.
You're not worth my time. Or attention.





