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> 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 i
by 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.