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7/31/2015 12:08:32 AM
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One thing: Define what it means to "grow up." Also define why anyone should do so and what the benefits are to doing so. The reality is that all the traits you can define with "growing up" or "being mature" can be found or obtained by people who you consider in opposition to the term.
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It means that if you are going to live in a world full of problems, such as sexism, and ignore it until the "video game" you play encounters a issue with it, and THEN make a big deal about it, you need to know its a worldly issue and should open your eyes a little more
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So anyone who you believe to be in opposition of the term cannot accomplish this, is that right?
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Where in my original comment did I say "no one can accomplish this"? I'm not sure you are even comprehending correctly
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I didn't say you did. My original comment implies that there is no such thing as the concept of "growing up" because there is no prerequisite to achieve "growing up." You either know something or you don't. You directed your comment at the OP, saying he should grow up, but at what point should he ever have to do so? And as you can see from Tal's comment: [quote]"Growing up" doesn't entail silently enduring bigotry; and just because you perceive a thing to "happen everywhere", doesn't make that thing acceptable.[/quote] Which makes your comment all the more moot.
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Edited by Syrious: 7/31/2015 1:08:36 AMOk dude, you are taking this way to serious. Just take my original comment however you want. I'm done trying to explain an easy sentence to someone who can barely comprehend English
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Yeah, that's probably it. My lack of understanding of English, even though I didn't actually say something stupid to the OP.
