spongebob
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samoth said:So what I'm seeing is this:
(I'm assuming these are being argued isometric:
*blacks are superior to whites in sports*
*blacks are dominant in sports over whites*)
*blacks are dominant in sports over whites*
*blacks are not dominant over whites in hocky, soccer, baseball, etc.*
*hocky, soccer, baseball, etc. are sports*
Therefore, assuming the latter two premises valid, we can infer the following conclusions:
1) The first premise, *blacks are dominant in sports over whites*, is incorrect, also meaning, equivilantly, *blacks are not dominant in sports over whites*,
or
2) Alter the first premist of the argument to something along the lines of
*blacks are dominant in some sports over whites*
*blacks are dominant in many sports over whites*
*blacks are largely dominant in sports over whites*
and try to infer something that doesn't matter, since it's being assumed that the first premise is correct.
And being that we're arguing something as grandiloquent as genetic superiority, any alteration of the first premise would only be begging the question.
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well were gonna have to alter something.
your analysis should only include sports that blacks participate in equally.
you need to illiminate hocky, soccer, maybe even baseball and also etc. im taking etc means bowling right?