Reflective Argument Analysis
I wanted to acknowledge that you did, indeed, reach the correct person. I, too, honor our courage in seeking me out to share your thoughts. I am, however, disheartened at your assumptions about what I - on either a professional or personal level - may or may not know/understand about the processes you felt compelled to explain. While I thank you for some historical clarity, it seems that you missed both the points and contexts of the statements shared during the conference. To be clear, the comments were neither about me personally feeling the system is less fair than it should be (though, at times, I do), nor a direct call out to any person or particular brand of practitioner.
That you, personally, have the intent to be fair to everyone is good to learn. I wish more people (professionals and laypersons alike) had that intent and practice. I appreciate your role in the fight for justice; for our community and victims. …show more content…
I feel that your reaching out to me has opened that door. If you care to discuss this further - to learn more about the views I shared, the contexts of them being shared, or anything else - I can make myself available for a deeper discussion in person. Please let me know if you're open to
That you, personally, have the intent to be fair to everyone is good to learn. I wish more people (professionals and laypersons alike) had that intent and practice. I appreciate your role in the fight for justice; for our community and victims. …show more content…
I feel that your reaching out to me has opened that door. If you care to discuss this further - to learn more about the views I shared, the contexts of them being shared, or anything else - I can make myself available for a deeper discussion in person. Please let me know if you're open to