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{{a|g|}}{{d|Community|/kəˈmjuːnɪti/|n}}An arbitrary and vague grouping of individuals sharing nothing in common, least of all affection, beyond an even deeper resentment of something else. Usually not ''that'' much deeper. | {{a|g|}}{{d|Community|/kəˈmjuːnɪti/|n}}An arbitrary and vague grouping of individuals sharing nothing in common, least of all affection, beyond an even deeper resentment of something else. Usually not ''that'' much deeper. | ||
A | A “community” is an abstract rhetorical ideal, used to make [[Falsifiable|unfalsifiable]] appeals to authority for a proposition likely unrecognisable to any, let alone all, of those on whose behalf it is made. | ||
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Community
/kəˈmjuːnɪti/ (n.)
An arbitrary and vague grouping of individuals sharing nothing in common, least of all affection, beyond an even deeper resentment of something else. Usually not that much deeper.
A “community” is an abstract rhetorical ideal, used to make unfalsifiable appeals to authority for a proposition likely unrecognisable to any, let alone all, of those on whose behalf it is made.