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Squall28 posted...

Just because you don't like the factual answer, doesn't mean it's bad faith. You asked why, I told you why. The fact that you assume it was bad faith already proves my answer is correct.

Your response was Indisputably bad faith. Telling someone what they believe or why they believe it is antithetical to good-faith discussion as it shuts down your opponent's agency and voice. You are effectively telling them that you don't care about their reasons because you have preemptively decided what you believe about them, ironically doing exactly what you accused them of - making a preemptive judgment and assuming the worst as a result. You're projecting.
And then coming back and calling your assessment "factual" is just blatant trolling. No one's falling for it.