Slowman wrote:
i have asked, of the appropriate people, and have not yet gotten the answer to: "what if a cohort representing AG women make precisely the same argument next year; what will TriEqual's leaders commit to saying to that cohort?" It's a question that gets no answer because it's not happening. And using "what if" arguments for things that don't exist show a weak position. What if dogs marry cats? What if aliens attack? Those questions are taken just as seriously - not at all. And the "what if" is clearly seen as a diversion tactic. You get a unfriendly response because people are tired of it.
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