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Topic	Jim "Sterdust" Sterling takes the business of lies
prettyprincess 10/18/17 9:21:47 AM #87:	ZombiePelican posted... I did make a point, you just decided to handwave it and tried to deflect which I'm not allowing. So come up with a real rebuttal of gtfo there was nothing to rebut, you responded to my point (that their name and degree of diffusion adds nothing to their points, and thus that focusing on those aspects diminishes your own point) by reaffirming nobody cares about one of them, more people care about the other, and then even introducing a third group (armchair experts) to disassociate yourself from, rather than address the perspective for what it is your points would be more salient if you didn't rely so heavily on image and misrepresentation --- And in an infinite regress, tell me, why is the pain of birth lighter borne than the pain of death? <cite>prettyprincess posted [p:888657482] in Jim "... [t:75885572]...</cite> <quote><cite>ZombiePelican posted...</cite> <quote>I did make a point, you just decided to handwave it and tried to deflect which I'm not allowing. So come up with a real rebuttal of gtfo</quote> there was nothing to rebut, you responded to my point (that their name and degree of diffusion adds nothing to their points, and thus that focusing on those aspects diminishes your own point) by reaffirming nobody cares about one of them, more people care about the other, and then even introducing a third group (armchair experts) to disassociate yourself from, rather than address the perspective for what it is your points would be more salient if you didn't rely so heavily on image and misrepresentation --- And in an infinite regress, tell me, why is the pain of birth lighter borne than the pain of death?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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