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Requires someone to say they are wrong because of the character attack.
Did a 1997 merger ruin Boeing?
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Re: Did a 1997 merger ruin Boeing?
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Why do you assume out of hand they would be low quality? We see in other industries, such as the Chinese military industry, that they are capable of producing a lot of high quality air frames. Their stealth J-20 has never had an accident in the 13 years it's been flying and they are building 120 per year, and flying them tens of thousands of hours per year. You can look at other models. Their Xian Y-20 freighter has…
The military ones are Russian engineering assisted, iirc. The ones we should look at for airlines would be the Comac C919 ( and progressively C929 and C939). https://theaircurrent.com/china/china-eastern-comac-c919-ret... > Launch airline China Eastern’s tentative February 28 entry-into-service date never materialized [..] > After regularly operating as part of its route proving, the aircraft appeared to change tempo…
Re: Did a 1997 merger ruin Boeing?
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false
No. Ad hominem literaly means "to the man". Attacking the speaker instead of the substance of what they said is a textbook ad hominem. You just don't like what he said because it's true.
>You just don't like what he said because it's true.
Cute following up with a fallacy of your own.
Re: Did a 1997 merger ruin Boeing?
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No. Ad hominem literaly means "to the man". Attacking the speaker instead of the substance of what they said is a textbook ad hominem. You just don't like what he said because it's true.
The other poster wasn't participating in an argument with Matt Walsh. You don't seem to understand the basics of logic. >You just don't like what he said because it's true. Cute following up with a fallacy of your own.
not required.
Re: Did a 1997 merger ruin Boeing?
#327Earlier quoted context omitted.
No. Ad hominem literaly means "to the man". Attacking the speaker instead of the substance of what they said is a textbook ad hominem. You just don't like what he said because it's true.
The other poster wasn't participating in an argument with Matt Walsh. You don't seem to understand the basics of logic. >You just don't like what he said because it's true. Cute following up with a fallacy of your own.
oh please. HN's bias is exactly the same as reddit's. -4 for posting facts, and fallacies. It couldn't be more obvious.
Re: Did a 1997 merger ruin Boeing?
#328Earlier quoted context omitted.
The other poster wasn't participating in an argument with Matt Walsh. You don't seem to understand the basics of logic. >You just don't like what he said because it's true. Cute following up with a fallacy of your own.
>Cute following up with a fallacy of your own. oh please. HN's bias is exactly the same as reddit's. -4 for posting facts, and fallacies. It couldn't be more obvious.
Re: Did a 1997 merger ruin Boeing?
#329Earlier quoted context omitted.
The other poster wasn't participating in an argument with Matt Walsh. You don't seem to understand the basics of logic. >You just don't like what he said because it's true. Cute following up with a fallacy of your own.
>The other poster wasn't participating in an argument with Matt Walsh. not required.
Re: Did a 1997 merger ruin Boeing?
#330Earlier quoted context omitted.
The other poster wasn't participating in an argument with Matt Walsh. You don't seem to understand the basics of logic. >You just don't like what he said because it's true. Cute following up with a fallacy of your own.
>Cute following up with a fallacy of your own. oh please. HN's bias is exactly the same as reddit's. -4 for posting facts, and fallacies. It couldn't be more obvious.
'You just think X' is silly. You know nothing.