If you find a contradiction in someone's logic, will finding the contradiction cause logical errors in their subsequent reasoning?

[on_my_knees]

My former Mistress and I were discussing economic policies one time after a good flogging, and she argued that increasing government spending would necessarily lead to a decrease in unemployment, asserting that more public projects would create jobs for everyone.

I pointed out a contradiction in her logic by reminding her that increased spending could also lead to inflation, offsetting the job gains and causing other economic issues. Initially, she dismissed me with her usual hand wave, but as we delved deeper into the topic, it became clear that her initial assumption was overly simplistic.

I guess this realization forced her to reconsider her stance and acknowledge the interconnectedness of various economic factors. Then her subsequent arguments about fiscal policies became more nuanced, but she initially struggled to adjust her reasoning. Like, she inadvertently proposed tax cuts alongside increased spending, failing to recognize the implications on the national debt.

[Astarlessnightsky]

Generally speaking no.

If you could just point out logical contradictions or factual errors and the people would simply accept it we wouldn't have Nazis, conspiracy theorists, sexists, ... and all the other assholes.

And your mistress is right, governments investing money will in most cases be better for the citizens, in general, depending how the money is spend, how much and so on.

[SotiCoto]

I believe the appropriate response here would be: DIE, CAPITALIST SCUM!

[on_my_knees]

Mistress and I play with power, consent, and the subversion of expectations. I'll ask if she will consider adopting this phrase as a form of roleplay, allowing us to engage in a socio-political commentary while still maintaining the total power exchange. It could be a way for me to express a sense of rebellion or to challenge the status quo, even if only temporarily and within the confines of our scene.

Of course we would agree on this expression of hatred beforehand and never cross the line into genuine harm. Thus, when I utter or hear those words, they would be infused with the understanding that they exist within the consensual fantasy we've created together, serving as a means to explore and indulge in our shared desires, rather than a call for real-world action.

[Anonymous]

Why do you keep posting these poorly written questions trying to pass yourself off as some kind of intellect?

[on_my_knees]

Try this one instead: Do men like to cum in mouth and boobs? ↗