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The best answer to that question avoids all fallacies.
“No”
Appeal to logic
Slippery slope, if its no all the time you’ll encounter a situation when yes is a critical answer.
Why did you post a screenshot of every argument I’ve ever been on on this platform?
“No.”
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Why do people deflect instead of just saying no?
I was struggling to understand that for a long time too. It seems like it’s a mix of being told that just saying no is not polite and an aversion to conflict. Especially when stating needs.
Some parents actively discourage their children to state their needs clearly and concisely from a very very young age.
Sure, that’s fine in IRL. It fails on any kind of discussion board though, at least for anything not as comically egregious as “give me your banking details.”
Slippery slope, you have to give the ATM your bank details
Fallacy fallacy
I will gladly send you my banking details
Sarcasm is last refuge of the wittless .
oh no. I’ve been on the left-hand side of this before. I knew what I was doing.
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Wait nevermind we are on .world
I haven’t seen that much pride in a fallacy since last time I went to church!
Well, they’re a credit union and have branches in quite a few places. Not too certain about their corporate structure, but I’m reasonably sure it’s within nominal terms for a CU. They have what I would consider to be competitive rates for lending, credit, and savings, generally better than what you’d find at a commercial bank. They also have money market and investment options, too. Their customer service is par excellence, and I’m quite satisfied with them.
