← Back to context Comment by joquarky 1 day ago https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sealioning 3 comments joquarky Reply Manuel_D 1 day ago Pointing out the incorrect assumption that Flock is doing something illegal is not sealioning. There's a reason why none of the replies actually point to the law that Flock is supposedly breaking: because there isn't one. joquarky 9 hours ago Sealioning is a style of trolling, not a logical fallacy. Manuel_D 8 hours ago And what about pointing out the fact that Flock's activities are legal, contrary to what people claim, is trolling?
Manuel_D 1 day ago Pointing out the incorrect assumption that Flock is doing something illegal is not sealioning. There's a reason why none of the replies actually point to the law that Flock is supposedly breaking: because there isn't one. joquarky 9 hours ago Sealioning is a style of trolling, not a logical fallacy. Manuel_D 8 hours ago And what about pointing out the fact that Flock's activities are legal, contrary to what people claim, is trolling?
joquarky 9 hours ago Sealioning is a style of trolling, not a logical fallacy. Manuel_D 8 hours ago And what about pointing out the fact that Flock's activities are legal, contrary to what people claim, is trolling?
Manuel_D 8 hours ago And what about pointing out the fact that Flock's activities are legal, contrary to what people claim, is trolling?
Pointing out the incorrect assumption that Flock is doing something illegal is not sealioning. There's a reason why none of the replies actually point to the law that Flock is supposedly breaking: because there isn't one.
Sealioning is a style of trolling, not a logical fallacy.
And what about pointing out the fact that Flock's activities are legal, contrary to what people claim, is trolling?