If it all sounds rather simplistic, that's because it is.
It "sells" because it is simplistic, devoid of complex thought and confusing nuance.
Many activist young women don't identify with Benn's type of 70s-to-90s 70s-to-90s 70s-to-90ss too simplistic, casting complex questions in pat gender binaries.
LaPierre also name-checked a game called "Kindergarten Killer," which should not be grouped in the same category, because it is a simplistic online game uploaded in 2002 by a single user without any marketing.
Additionally, for ease of calculation here and because it is a simplistic example we do not include CO2 emissions in relation to changes in soil carbon due to the cropping system jThe emissions outlined in Eco Invent 2.2 (CH: operation, lorry 20-28 t, full, fleet average [Street] [99] ) were used and only one journey to the plant was taken into accounted kSee Table 2 lSee Table 2.
What we do know is that "nature versus nurture" always was an artificial dichotomy and, because it is such a simplistic vision, can be dangerously misleading when discussing something as emotionally charged as why we do what we do.
"Boycott" is the word that the media uses because it's simplistic.
Or is it bad for bridge because it's simplistic and you can watch it on ESPN?
After conducting a lively anatomy class on joints, the teacher, Dalal Kasabri, said she had greatly departed from the text because it was overly simplistic, unimaginative and in some cases inaccurate.
These participants commented that the banning of junk food advertising was overly simplistic because it ignored the fact that food marketing occurred in many different places - not just on television: "That's not going to make a difference because it's always out there and kids know when they go to the shops it's all, at the supermarket, at the checkout it's at your face".
