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Makes a declaration with no substance, is refuted, asks for a source.
What's your .ml/hexbear account?
This isn't a Tankie. They're a TurboLib.
What is that?
How can you tell?
Tankies aren't into electoralism
Honestly, I'm sort of just angry at .mlers so I didn't even really think here — I just accused.
I should probably reign in my stigma towards them, it isn't productive. Thanks.
Buddy, you claimed, with no source, that there are protests twice a month. I am giving you the benefit of the doubt but would like some evidence of your claim
No, no — see you made the declaration that no protests are happening. Do you understand what the burden of proof means? You made the declaration, they refuted it using 0 sources because you didn't provide any sources for your claims.
Because you don't have any.
Edit: oh, I looked into the protests they mentioned — they're absolutely happening, so not only do they not need to provide sources because you are arguing in bad faith, they don't need to because what they're saying is true.
... and again no evidence of these biweekly protests that are totally happening