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In reply to the discussion: Spot the difference: One is "arguing a strike. One is "having a meltdown." [View all]LisaM
(29,682 posts)25. One was a manager and one was a player, among other things.
And Boone was actually ejected, Williams was not.
It makes a good visual, but it's not an apt comparison. And I've seen managers accused of having meltdowns (I've seen, on TV at least, managers having meltdowns) and having them described more or less as that (Billy Martin and Lew Piniella both come to mind).
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Spot the difference: One is "arguing a strike. One is "having a meltdown." [View all]
ehrnst
Sep 2018
OP
Her anger was what is called "Moral outrage" because she was treated unfairly compared to a man
Quixote1818
Sep 2018
#13
...we should pay attention to what President Obama says about logical fallacies and electronic
Fred Sanders
Sep 2018
#17
Which logical fallacy is being applied this thread? I have at least three....
Fred Sanders
Sep 2018
#20
You get ejected from the game for arguing balls and strikes with the umpire.
Calista241
Sep 2018
#45