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On a similar note, if you're going to tell someone they're wrong about something, you owe it to them to explain why. Otherwise they won't (nor should they) take
by csallen 10y ago
On a similar note, if you're going to tell someone they're wrong about something, you owe it to them to explain why. Otherwise they won't (nor should they) take your feedback seriously.
- rukittenme 10y agoI did. I said the person was building a straw-man and can solve it by understanding the topic more. That means research free market capitalism then present an argument.
- csallen 10y agoIMO if you're going to tell someone they're attacking a strawman, you should point out specifically what they've got wrong about their opponent's argument. Otherwise any random person in the world can simply say, "Strawman, read more plz".