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I'm not the one constructing evidence or claiming to know what's in his mind. You're the one busy with that strawman. I pasted his quote and mentioned my interp
by invalidname 5y ago
I'm not the one constructing evidence or claiming to know what's in his mind. You're the one busy with that strawman. I pasted his quote and mentioned my interpretation of it. You're the one doing the whole "what he thinks" shtick. Which I repeatedly said is redundant.
- Maursault 5y ago> I'm not the one constructing evidence or claiming to know what's in his mind. False. This is precisely what you have done, and the evidence is plainly seen in your comments. > You're the one busy with that strawman. This statement is in fact an example of ad hominem fallacy and straw man fallacy. > You're the one doing the whole "what he thinks" shtick. Again, this is both ad hominem and straw man. I have supported my position with Colbert's known disposition and his very own words. > Which I repeatedly said is redundant. This is a new and separate claim, which, because of the content of the claim and the lack of actually previously claiming such, the statement is currently false.
- invalidname 5y agoFirst reply to you: "His intentions though are irrelevant." Yet you persist to cherry pick...
- Maursault 5y agoI think I see, when you say you "repeatedly said was redundant," what you meant was you mentioned something once. Thanks, I was a little confused there because the words you use actually mean something else... but your intent matters more than the semantics.