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On 21:04 27 Jul 2025, billy bookcase said:
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On 10:48 27 Jul 2025, billy bookcase said:
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On 09:11 27 Jul 2025, billy bookcase said:
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Marxists never question Marxism. Freethinkers question
everything.
They obviously don't question Freethinking.
And you know this how, exactly?
Because if they did and found any faults with it, then they'd
no longer be Freethinkers woud they ?
Logic fail: too many conditionals.
Only one conditional
If F and ff, then not F
That statement is logically impossible. Think about it.
If D and s/o then not D
D = Doctor
s/o = Struck Off
HTH
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bb
Logic statements are not sequential in time.
The propositions are true/false at a given instant.
"F" and "not F" can not be true simultaneously.
Its not "D" and "not D"
Its "D and s/o" and not "D"
"D and s/o" and "D" are not the same thing.
If a doctor is struck off then they are no longer a doctor.
A doctor who is longer a doctor is not a doctor.
Both propositions are true by definition.
Independant of time.
bb
You are once again getting muddled about propositional logic statements.