Keenan wrote:
Reason? Can you show me where you used reason, rather than bullshit logic and false accusation of racism? I must have missed that.
Yes, you did. Here, let's look at it logically:
You said: "Never thought I'd see a black man support a white racist demagogue."
Syllogistically, this breaks out as:
P) All black men should oppose Trump
S) Soba is a black man
C) Soba should oppose Trump
The syllogism appears valid on it's face. It fails, however, to be correct.
That could be because your terms are incorrect or your premises are incorrect.
We can plainly see that your secondary term is correct, so the fault must lie elsewhere.
Looking at your primary term, we see you make two unproven assumptions, which results in a
failure of your statement.
The first unproven assumption is that Trump is a racist, specifically, given the context,
racist against blacks.
Your second unproven assumption is that all black men view Trump identically, and
therefore should behave in a particular and universal way.
Those assumptions result in a syntactically valid but incorrect syllogism.