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Amusing to me that magicalkittycat got mass downvoted without substantial rebuttal to his post for expressing what I thought were very reasonable points, but also got an AAQC on the very same post. Not sure what so many people found so objectionable with the original post.
I mean, it has a net -4 rating, which is hardly mass downvoting. And the core chunk of the comment was pretty transparently a massive strawman about loser men and their supposed unreasonably high standards based on nothing really concrete. I think the lack of substantial rebuttal has mostly to do with magicalkittycat's history of showing the same style of arguing as GuessWho (darwin2500 from Reddit), which makes almost any meaningful argument with him impossible. I've long since accepted that there's little-to-none value to be gained from any conversation with him and learned to just downvote comments from him that I find problematic and just move on.
Relative to other AAQC, anything below 5 is surprising.
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