Hey look, it’s that guy (Jerry Seinfeld) that paid counter protesters to harass pro-Palestinian protesters at American colleges (his wife, but same bank account).
He also compared anti-genocide protesters to the KKK and declared anyone who opposes Israel’s genocide equivilent to “hating jews”.
That guy, Jerry Seinfeld, is a real piece of shit. Almost as bad as billionaires.
I agree with most of your comment, but what’s so bad about comparing anti-genocide protesters to the KKK? Look, I’ll compare them right now, and you tell me what’s so bad about the comparison.
The KKK are far more evil and dangerous than anti-genocide protesters
Actually, comparing is the opposite of equating. In math, equations use =, while comparisons use > or <. In computer science, it’s a similar story, except equations are replaced with equality tests and also get !=.
Hey look, it’s that guy (Jerry Seinfeld) that paid counter protesters to harass pro-Palestinian protesters at American colleges (his wife, but same bank account).
He also compared anti-genocide protesters to the KKK and declared anyone who opposes Israel’s genocide equivilent to “hating jews”.
That guy, Jerry Seinfeld, is a real piece of shit. Almost as bad as billionaires.
I agree with most of your comment, but what’s so bad about comparing anti-genocide protesters to the KKK? Look, I’ll compare them right now, and you tell me what’s so bad about the comparison.
The KKK are far more evil and dangerous than anti-genocide protesters
Comparing implies highlighting similarities, or equating them. You just pointed out a difference.
Actually, comparing is the opposite of equating. In math, equations use =, while comparisons use > or <. In computer science, it’s a similar story, except equations are replaced with equality tests and also get !=.
“Opposite” and “different” are not the same thing.