Nature - Baa Baa Bad Sheep

'Luck is just preparation awaiting the next opportunity'

Baa Baa Bad Sheep (Lyrics) I don't bow down! I don't entreat! Their fuel - Unhealth, desire and greed, with them got beefs, no holes in sheets, meet minute needs, goodbye lati😃 Bring frowns to freaks, bring towns of freaks, bring clowns to feast..bring George Formby, need Windows cleaned! de-nied L-eats, lit lies/ deceit, not been discreet on make believe, A Dragon beast un-bound, climb peaks, unbound ride reefs,for me- concrete, 20 floors beneath, beyond all fear pornography, it's just crunching meat, A Lions Peace: Homeland! O.T. Been mending time for season free, Guess what? O.P😉I hear a roar, don't hear a bleat, you fear what comes that Entropy- 'Baa Baa Bad Sheep' x2 See! all worked out sweet; That monsters from the state of deep, have no actual factual power over me (or my body) Find someone else to kiss your feet! cause it won't be me; Baa Baa Bad Sheep! x2 Nature © 2024

• False equivalence is a logical fallacy where someone incorrectly asserts that two (or more) things are equivalent simply because they share some characteristics, despite there also being substantial differences between them.

• For example, it's a false equivalence to say that a person shouldn't criticize a company for causing a catastrophic oil spill, because that person littered once.

• When responding to false equivalence, you can show that the similarities between the things being equated are exaggerated, highlight the differences between the things being equated, or ask the speaker to justify why they believe that their proposed equivalence is reasonable.

• To avoid using false equivalence, make sure that you have proper justification for equating things with one another, including by accounting for any substantial differences between them.

• Remember that not every comparison implies an equivalence, not every equivalence is a false equivalence, and not every false equivalence is intentional.