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  3. never be fooled by people who weaponize the term “smart” as a measure of your compliance with their worldview

never be fooled by people who weaponize the term “smart” as a measure of your compliance with their worldview

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  • mrs_malice@mastodon.worldM This user is from outside of this forum
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    never be fooled by people who weaponize the term “smart” as a measure of your compliance with their worldview

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      never be fooled by people who weaponize the term “smart” as a measure of your compliance with their worldview

      mrs_malice@mastodon.worldM This user is from outside of this forum
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      ‘smart people see/know/believe/do this thing that i also see/know/believe/do, and if *you* were smart you’d see/know/believe/do it too’

      well isn’t that mighty convenient

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        ‘smart people see/know/believe/do this thing that i also see/know/believe/do, and if *you* were smart you’d see/know/believe/do it too’

        well isn’t that mighty convenient

        mrs_malice@mastodon.worldM This user is from outside of this forum
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        well pardon me for being a big dumb idiot who doesn’t agree with you, i’ll just take all these lifelong indicators of my own intelligence and stupid myself down the road without you. hope i survive 🤞

        (/heavy sarcasm)

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        • mrs_malice@mastodon.worldM mrs_malice@mastodon.world

          well pardon me for being a big dumb idiot who doesn’t agree with you, i’ll just take all these lifelong indicators of my own intelligence and stupid myself down the road without you. hope i survive 🤞

          (/heavy sarcasm)

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          just sayin’, if they had a better argument than ‘disagreeing with me makes you not smart,’ they’d make it

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          • mrs_malice@mastodon.worldM mrs_malice@mastodon.world

            never be fooled by people who weaponize the term “smart” as a measure of your compliance with their worldview

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            @mrs_malice as in "Ripley, I thought you'd be smarter than this.."

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