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Whataboutism ? Ever heard about it ? Well , for starters , it's a made - up word , composed of the terms " what " and " about " . It's a tool , often seen in debates and arguments , when a critical point or question is being another question that with the topic . If candidate A , for example , says , " we should use less plastic to protect the environment " , and candidate B responds that there are problems that are far more important , such as the famine in South Sudan , then that's Whataboutism .

The purpose of Whataboutism generally isn't to contribute to a topic in a constructive way . The goal instead is to try and difficult topics and to questions without giving a answer . Whataboutism
got its name in Ireland where in 1974 , in a letter to the Irish Times , a reader spoke about whatabouts for the first time .


Whataboutism is especially popular in political propaganda . For example , when the United States the Soviet Union's prison camps during the Cold War , they countered with , " and you linch black people " . The tactic is also often used by , such as Donald Trump . As president , he responded to critical questions by pointing at Hillary Clinton's email scandal .

Whataboutism is widespread not only in politics but in our daily life and on social media too . If Ann , for example , complains about the gender pay gap and Kevin responds that women in Saudi Arabia aren't even allowed to drive then that's fundamentally the same tactic .
In the end , people using Whataboutisms all but directly admit that they don't have any logical themselves , and that they are unable to argue in a constructive , goal - oriented way .

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