Bliss vs storm...

Bliss vs storm

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TheWhackMamba

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TL15 said:
@K.G.

I :salute: the spirit

this isn't the thread for the idiosyncrasies of language...but you played yourself breh

You mentioned

"She has a little bit of a bubble but is nowhere near pawg status"

and then next sentence

"ya'll lowering the standards for a white girl"

This is a clear implication that we are "lowering the standards" for Alexa Bliss because "she is a white girl" correct?

Well all pawgs are white girls. (no NOT all white girls are pawgs...I never insinuated that, nor will I)

In essence, standards can't be adjusted (lowered or raised) in a comparison between two like things IF the two like things have the same characteristic. Bliss and Storm both share the "white girl" characteristic. In this comparison if one woman has the "standards lowered" BECAUSE she is a "white girl" and the other woman is a "white girl" as well, then she too benefits from that lowering of standards.

ex:

You can't compare a Ferrari and a Lamborghini and say "you just like the Lamborghini because it's a luxury sports car" because they are BOTH luxuriy sports cars. If one characteristic is common between both items that are being compared, it cannot be used to "prop up" (for lack of a better word) one item over the other.


In turn, Alexa can't have the "standards lowered because she is a white girl" in a comparison for "who is a better pawg" when one of the criteria of being a pawg is "being a white girl" (a characteristic that both women share)


Now, IF this was a comparison between Alexa and Sasha (for example) and if someone said "I like Alexa better...she's a pawg :mjlol:" then you can say "ya'll lowering the standards for a white girl" because Sasha is not white. Alexa (in this example) is being propped up for being white. But in a comparison between two women who have that same characteristic, it's an invalid argument.

Neither Toni Storm nor Alexa Bliss benefits or loses from the "hype" of being a "white girl" in comparison to each other, because it's a characteristic they both share

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