• pivot_root@lemmy.world
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    6 months ago

    ,If you can’t answer questions that make you uncomfortable to answer, that’s something you should reflect on.

    Again, you’re attacking the other person instead of their argument.

    It doesn’t make your point any stronger. It makes people unfamiliar with debates defensive from being personally attacked, and it makes those familiar with debates realize that they’re wasting their time.

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      6 months ago

      Attacking the other person?

      Lol, I think you forgot to sign into the other account because this chain is me talking to your pivot account.

      But, no, I am not attacking you. i am merely pointing out that you have a formed opinion without being able to answer incredibly simple questions about your stance.

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        6 months ago

        You know that “the other person” can be used in a general sense, right?

        Aside, why would I engage in an ernest discussion with someone who doesn’t appear willing to accept that the other person in the discussion holds any stance different than the one they are perceived as having.

        It would be a waste of my time to take this seriously, and I’m already having fun playing fallacy bingo.

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          6 months ago

          You commonly refer to yourself as “the other person”? Weird, but okay. I will take that at face value.

          It only makes logical sense to be against the killing done by others if you yourself have no involvement in killing.

          We wouldn’t want you to be the pot who called the kettle black.