@LFRFamily@goyunit Candace showed bad faith not only by refusing to admit that, but by belittling Andrew for pointing out something that was factually correct and calling what he said junk.
@LFRFamily@goyunit Since she didn’t know for sure, Candace should’ve wondered whether or not Erika was questioned regarding the matters that seem sketchy, instead of demanding that Erika be questioned and putting the (unverified) knowledge in the minds of her viewers that Erika hasn’t been.
@chaindasher@goyunit Candace showed bad faith not only by refusing to admit that, but by belittling Andrew for pointing out something that was factually correct and calling what he says junk.
@chaindasher@goyunit Since she didn’t know for sure, Candace should’ve wondered whether or not Erika was questioned regarding the matters that seem sketchy, instead of demanding that Erika be questioned and putting the (unverified) knowledge in the minds of her viewers that Erika hasn’t been.
@brathalu@goyunit There’s a reason why Ben Shapiro refused to debate her, lol. She’s the worst opponent one can have. Ben himself is no choirboy, but boy oh boy, he wouldn’t dream of going against Candace.
@Giom1do@goyunit However, Andrew is indeed a lousy debater. Going against one of the best debaters currently with his skills was borderline suicidal. Luckily for him, he has enough support around him to turn this around.
@Giom1do@goyunit He was right though. Saying that Erika NEEDS to be questioned did create an inference in the minds of Candace’s viewers that Erika hasn’t been questioned when Candace herself didn’t even know whether or not Erika had been. And she showed bad faith by not admitting it.
@shelleigh30@goyunit I agree with Andrew here. Whether she intended or not, it is clear that people who listened to what she said would infer that Erika hasn’t been questioned already, when there’s enough evidence to support the fact that she should be. She showed bad faith in refusing to admit it.
@Stellagoodchil1@goyunit Well, yeah. But it doesn’t mean that Candace didn’t create an inference in the minds of her viewers that Erika hasn’t been questioned already. She showed bad faith by refusing to admit that. But then again, this is a debate. She’s there to win, not to give ammo to the other side.
@771Liberty@goyunit I agree with Andrew here. Whether she intended or not, it is clear that people who listened to what she said would infer that Erika hasn’t been questioned already, when there’s enough evidence to support the fact that she should be. She showed bad faith in refusing to admit it.
I agree with Andrew here. Whether she intended or not, it is clear that people who listened to what she said would infer that Erika hasn’t been questioned already, when there’s enough evidence to support the fact that she should be. She showed bad faith in refusing to admit it.
@American_N3rd@LemmeReact This is exactly what I was talking about. He’s judging a nice woman when by his own standards, he shouldn’t be married to his wife.
Andrew Wilson sets one set of standards for people he debates. He did it with Candace demanding she be 7 times smarter than him on the charges. Which she was.
He did it with a woman that was married for a long time. Wanting to meet a new man.
While his own wife, well...👇
@American_N3rd@LemmeReact Since he talks about other people’s life choices online under the frame of his own views on life, it’s only fair that people also talk about his own life choices. Also, she didn’t talk behind his back. She told it to him in face. And she judged him by his own standards. So, yeah.
@Siegeskreuz@LemmeReact See? This is exactly what I was talking about. He’s out the judging a nice divorced woman when by his own account, he wouldn’t marry his own wife.
Andrew Wilson sets one set of standards for people he debates. He did it with Candace demanding she be 7 times smarter than him on the charges. Which she was.
He did it with a woman that was married for a long time. Wanting to meet a new man.
While his own wife, well...👇
@Siegeskreuz@LemmeReact He’s a public figure with strong opinions on women. The minute you become judgemental about other people’s lives in public you should expect the public to also judge you, especially by your own standards. It’s only fair. There’s no reason why your choices shouldn’t be judged too.