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I've never seen emotionally charged arguments result in a change of view, just new enemies. Emotionally charged arguments also seem to always involve rhetoric
by concordDance 6y ago
I've never seen emotionally charged arguments result in a change of view, just new enemies.
Emotionally charged arguments also seem to always involve rhetoric rather than logic.
- Pfhreak 6y agoI've seen it all the time. If someone is in pain, for instance, I've seen tons of people stop and say "oh shit, I didn't realize how much this hurt you". We're social creatures built to respond to joy, anger, pain, grief, etc. Trying to cut them out of a discussion means that emotional people aren't allowed to participate when they, in fact, may have the most important voice to listen to.