It makes her response idiotic because it has nothing to do with the article
The article isn’t pro, or anti, anything. It’s 8 years old, probably around the time of the presidential election, and so, in context, it was a question of, “what if Biden wins and actually does get rid of privatized health care, what would that look like to everyday people and the economy?”
It makes her response idiotic because it has nothing to do with the article
It’s not a rebuttal of the article, no… but it IS definitely in the same topic as the article.
Twitter is a microblogging platform… not a debate platform. If you assume that she is trying to provide a counterargument in 140 characters or less, then yes, it would seem idiotic.
Are we making that assumption?
EDIT: Just to acknowledge that I read your response, and I don’t wish to respond to it.
It makes her response idiotic because it has nothing to do with the article
The article isn’t pro, or anti, anything. It’s 8 years old, probably around the time of the presidential election, and so, in context, it was a question of, “what if Biden wins and actually does get rid of privatized health care, what would that look like to everyday people and the economy?”
It’s not a rebuttal of the article, no… but it IS definitely in the same topic as the article.
Twitter is a microblogging platform… not a debate platform. If you assume that she is trying to provide a counterargument in 140 characters or less, then yes, it would seem idiotic.
Are we making that assumption?
EDIT: Just to acknowledge that I read your response, and I don’t wish to respond to it.
It’s not on the same topic of the article as all
The article is about the potential impact on the economy, not if private health care is good or bad