:lamo Ok, I lied, YOU actually have the sharpest knife with which to split hairs. (PS: I'm complimenting you).
I will admit, that is a formula that makes total sense. Except you have no idea if that's the correct conclusion in this case, because if you don't know if you have all the variables. Because no one has commented.
Let's get away from the OP for a sec, and dally in something a little less controversial.
Scenario A) Woman A, who has (________________), does not feel comfortable being examined by a male doctor, and insists on a female doctor. Therefore she is sexist.
Ok...that makes sense, given the sentence, if we assume the blank is "a lump in her breast" or "had bad experiences with men" etc.
However, if the blank actually is "just been raped", do we call her sexist? No. Of course not.
This is why smart folks wait for details before making up their mind what happened.
I didn't think you lied. You simply used limited information.
I simply added my point of view using additional words and their definitions. Thank you.
The example you have given is not controversial at all.
It is a private matter between Doctor and Patient.
A Patient can choose a Doctor for any reason no explanation is necessary.
Besides that, you are using a private situation versus a public situation.
The public situation was the political promotion of a particular Mayor by a Church.
What made it controversial was the exclusion of White Reporters in favor of Black Reporters.
Smart folks do further research on their own and find and provide additional information.
Which I did provide in a post that you may have missed.
Do you have any information about the incumbent Mayor? I do. I will provide it again...
Eddie Deloach - Wikipedia
When he won the election for Mayor of Savannah in 2015, he became the first conservative Mayor in the city in more than 20 years. After becoming Mayor Of Savannah, DeLoach was voted "Best Conservative" by Connect Savannah in 2016
City votes for change: DeLoach defeats Jackson to become new Savannah mayor - News - Savannah Morning News - Savannah, GA
Savannah will have a new mayor and three new city aldermen next year.
Eddie DeLoach
defeated Savannah Mayor Edna Jackson in Tuesday’s municipal runoff after running a campaign centered largely on the rise in crime in the city during her administration.
DeLoach received 53 percent of the vote to unseat Jackson and earn his place as the head of the Savannah City Council, with all precincts reporting.
In addition, Bill Durrence defeated Savannah Alderwoman Mary Osborne to secure the District 2 seat with 63 percent of the vote. Brian Foster will also join the council after receiving 53 percent of the vote in his run against Alicia Blakely for the alderman at-large, post 2 seat.
List of mayors of Savannah, Georgia - Wikipedia
Eddie Deloach 2016 Incumbent Republican (first term)
Additional information concerning this Mayor election news story.
The current Mayor of Savannah, Georgia
List of mayors of Savannah, Georgia - Wikipedia
Eddie Deloach 2016 Incumbent
Republican (first term)
Eddie Deloach - Wikipedia
When he won the election for Mayor of Savannah in 2015, he became the first
conservative Mayor in the city in more than 20 years. After becoming Mayor Of Savannah, DeLoach was voted "Best
Conservative" by Connect Savannah in 2016
City votes for change: DeLoach defeats Jackson to become new Savannah mayor - News - Savannah Morning News - Savannah, GA
Savannah will have a new mayor and three new city aldermen next year.
Eddie DeLoach defeated Savannah Mayor Edna Jackson in Tuesday’s municipal runoff after running a campaign centered largely on the rise in crime in the city during her administration.
DeLoach received 53 percent of the vote to unseat Jackson and earn his place as the head of the Savannah City Council, with all precincts reporting.
In addition, Bill Durrence defeated Savannah Alderwoman Mary Osborne to secure the District 2 seat with 63 percent of the vote. Brian Foster will also join the council after receiving 53 percent of the vote in his run against Alicia Blakely for the alderman at-large, post 2 seat.
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