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feeltheslipstream t1_j6mcltu wrote
Reply to comment by RRbrokeredit in TIFU By accidentally leaving me and my sisters cash out in the open by [deleted]
No, use proper terminology.
Keeping.
feeltheslipstream t1_j6m0tu3 wrote
Reply to comment by FlyGuy_2000 in TIFU By accidentally leaving me and my sisters cash out in the open by [deleted]
TIFU by bullying my loner brother till he killed himself.
feeltheslipstream t1_j6m0r5a wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in TIFU By accidentally leaving me and my sisters cash out in the open by [deleted]
We've already established this is not stealing. It's finding.
feeltheslipstream t1_j6m0lox wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in TIFU By accidentally leaving me and my sisters cash out in the open by [deleted]
Don't be silly. Take mom's cash. She's the one who set the rule. Make her see why it's a dumb rule.
feeltheslipstream t1_j4ea9na wrote
Reply to comment by The_Wisest_Wizard in ‘When something like this comes up where we’re both excited, but also that sorrowful that we lost so much.’ — A Māori tribe in New Zealand is calling for the return of treasured artefacts listed for sale by the auction house Sotheby’s by marketrent
Documented verbal contract?
feeltheslipstream t1_j372mea wrote
Reply to comment by JK_Chan in WTA says return to China will require resolution to Peng Shuai case. by PrincessBananas85
Well it's been a year and even back then it was really only available on Taiwan sites. I would advice you search for it in Chinese.
>It’s always good to see Peng Shuai, whether in an interview or attending the Olympic Games. However, her recent in-person interview does not alleviate any of our concerns about her initial post from 2 November.
See, people have met in person. But I bet that's not going to be enough anymore right?
>As to why the ccp might want to silence her, the ccp tried to silence the news of COVID within China for quite a while before the global outbreak. I don't see why they would want to do that instead of getting global help to contain the virus, but yet here we are.
We really going to do this?
The provincial government covered this from the federal level government for a week. Once this was discovered, the ccp immediately informed the WHO. It wasn't like the covered it up and got found out.
feeltheslipstream t1_j369wsv wrote
Reply to comment by JK_Chan in WTA says return to China will require resolution to Peng Shuai case. by PrincessBananas85
There's also been private meetings, not just video calls. And just not with the WTA. WTA also didn't get even a video call. The IOC has been the ones in contact, along with a couple of interviews for the media (some non Chinese).
Video calls are just the only ones we, the public, get to witness.
I think a lot of context is lost when people read the truncated/translated version of the post that started this. Reading it in Chinese, it is 90% a love letter and 10% details of the man using his power to get the girl.
The post has bad timing to be caught in the middle of the me too movement, but sexual assault/abuse is not really the point of the post.
There's no reason for anyone (or the ccp) to think it was intended as an accusation of crime. Why would there be a need to silence her?
feeltheslipstream t1_j3689p1 wrote
Reply to comment by JK_Chan in WTA says return to China will require resolution to Peng Shuai case. by PrincessBananas85
>but if you can't access the money
video call. She's available to talk to you(well, not you...but people more important than you)
>you heard that a theft has occured
You've heard nothing to indicate she's been detained. All you have are "they could if they wanted to"
feeltheslipstream t1_j366ngf wrote
Reply to comment by JK_Chan in WTA says return to China will require resolution to Peng Shuai case. by PrincessBananas85
Your argument is based on the poorly defined idea that a confirmation isn't a confirmation. Which leaves me scratching my head.
There's a difference between saying "I've received some information" and "I've received confirmation. You're saying they are the same thing. Which they are not.
If you say you received confirmation, it means you believe it confirms the information you got.
feeltheslipstream t1_j365v0z wrote
Reply to comment by JK_Chan in WTA says return to China will require resolution to Peng Shuai case. by PrincessBananas85
>No, my bar is that if they can meet Peng Shuai without the monitoring of Chinese authorities
It isn't.
Because you've already clarified that stuff can happen after the meeting. And that's enough for it to fail your bar again.
After the meeting, you'll give me more examples of people who got arrested after public appearances. And use that to tell me it fails your bar.
Come on. You know its true.
If the meeting is in China, you'll say she's still within ccp influence. So you insist she flies out to meet you. There, you'll say ccp has a history of grabbing people from other countries. Or maybe you'll claim she has family in China.
Nothing she does will pass your bar. Let's reverse roles for fun. Let me have a turn being the troll. You come up with what you think is a bullet proof scenario and I either prove she's now your prisoner, or give you a reason why she still fails to meet the bar set.
feeltheslipstream t1_j362fcq wrote
Reply to comment by JK_Chan in WTA says return to China will require resolution to Peng Shuai case. by PrincessBananas85
They literally have zero information in front of them to be skeptical.
They're skeptical based on suspicions. All information actually points to this being nothing.
You're confusing suspicion and evidence.
But this isn't the point I was trying to make from the start. My point is that the statement from WTA is self contradictory. If your only rebuttal is going to be splitting hairs on the semantics of confirmation, I have to point out it's a very weak one.
No evidence will ever pass the bar you've set. Peng Shuai could fly to your house and stay with you for a year, and your argument would still hold : who's to know she didn't get captured the moment she left your house?
If nothing can satisfy the bar, the bar is set wrongly.
feeltheslipstream t1_j35njmg wrote
Reply to comment by JK_Chan in WTA says return to China will require resolution to Peng Shuai case. by PrincessBananas85
But the bank has just given you a video call to confirm money is still in the bank. And you're still saying its not enough because it might have been stolen after the call. I assure you that if this scenario ever occurs, your bank will NOT be arranging a private visit of their vault for you.
Wta has been able to talk to her over video call. That's what they mean by confirmation.
You are talking about a woman who has outed herself as a mistress in a Conservative society, and expect her to make herself available to be in the spotlight. That's ridiculous. This isn't even unprecedented. People with far bigger star power have disappeared from the public eye overnight because they've been exposed of being part of an affair.
feeltheslipstream t1_j35jgo9 wrote
Reply to comment by JK_Chan in WTA says return to China will require resolution to Peng Shuai case. by PrincessBananas85
If they met up with her and she's OK you can still use this logic to say "who's to say they didn't grab her after she met us?"
That's why this is a terrible logic to use.
feeltheslipstream t1_j31jbou wrote
Reply to comment by JK_Chan in WTA says return to China will require resolution to Peng Shuai case. by PrincessBananas85
You're adding a time component to the question, making it philosophical : all confirmations occur in the past.
If we were to use this on everything, we would conclude we are sure of nothing. Last time someone checked in on you, you were an outstanding member of society and law abiding citizen.
But who is to say you haven't fucked a goat this morning? We can't be sure!
I hope you see why that reasoning is pretty bad.
feeltheslipstream t1_j315duu wrote
Reply to comment by JK_Chan in WTA says return to China will require resolution to Peng Shuai case. by PrincessBananas85
No I'm not.
Read my post again. My point is that wta seems to simultaneously claim that they received confirmation and that its not enough to be a resolution of the issue.
These two things shouldn't be simultaneously possible. So if they're not lying about confirmation, they're pushing the issue in spite of proof otherwise. If they didn't get confirmation, they lied about getting it.
Confirmation means they received proof. So did they or not? Are they lying or acting in bad faith?
feeltheslipstream t1_j313ixd wrote
Reply to comment by JK_Chan in WTA says return to China will require resolution to Peng Shuai case. by PrincessBananas85
Well the lowest hurdle you would have to clear would be to provide some official documentation.
Think : what documentation a bank needs as confirmation that you're you when you are opening an account.
feeltheslipstream t1_j312iyp wrote
Reply to comment by JK_Chan in WTA says return to China will require resolution to Peng Shuai case. by PrincessBananas85
No you can't.
You can send me a claim that you're xi Jinping. To send me confirmation would require you're in a position to send me proof. Which you're not.
This is really basic stuff.
feeltheslipstream t1_j310g0v wrote
Reply to comment by JK_Chan in WTA says return to China will require resolution to Peng Shuai case. by PrincessBananas85
I'm literally quoting from the article when I state that they confirmed it.
So what you're doing now is accusing wta of lying.
feeltheslipstream t1_j2zx7v2 wrote
Reply to comment by RegalCopper in WTA says return to China will require resolution to Peng Shuai case. by PrincessBananas85
That still falls under the definition of confirmed in regards to "safe and comfortable".
So they've confirmed that she is safe and comfortable, but aren't convinced she is safe and comfortable? There's a conflict here.
feeltheslipstream t1_j2zw8oj wrote
>The WTA said it had received confirmation Peng was safe and comfortable but were yet to meet with her personally.
Unless their definition of "confirmation" is different from what I was taught, shouldn't this already be resolution.
feeltheslipstream t1_j2wj55b wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in 7 scariest days in South Sudan: The Tribe full of weapons (2023) - Russian YouTuber who has faced demonetisation due to the conflict places himself in yet another dangerous place with another outstanding documentary [00:54:47] by jayshutts
Yeah just like the animal abuse fans filming those videos of animals getting killed over at national geographic.
Disgusting.
feeltheslipstream t1_iytib71 wrote
Reply to comment by KindArgument0 in Netherlands defeats the US 3-1, eliminating the Americans from the World Cup by electromagneticpost
When you're the underdog, you want to increase the variance. Attacking is the correct call I think.
feeltheslipstream t1_iyeyv71 wrote
Reply to comment by YeetedApple in South Korea scrambles jets as China, Russia warplanes enter air defence zone by Skroogeldouche
I'm saying that if you classify flights in international airspace as aggressive, don't scoff when others say sailing through international waters are aggressive.
Pick a standard and stick to it.
feeltheslipstream t1_iyeleaj wrote
Reply to comment by YeetedApple in South Korea scrambles jets as China, Russia warplanes enter air defence zone by Skroogeldouche
Adz is self declared and has no legal bearing.
Ita International airspace. You can't complain about planes flying in international airspace as aggressive while at the same time saying ships have right of passage through the heavily contested South China Sea.
feeltheslipstream t1_j6mdfju wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in Canadian universities have been conducting joint research with Chinese military scientists for years by No-Drawing-6975
Maybe it's because "down the street" is 10 miles and the data points show the cluster around the market, not the lab.