Again, you're making things up. I never said that, I didn't even say you were wrong. I actually said you were not even wrong, and I'll say it again here: When

Again, you're making things up. I never said that, I didn't even say you were wrong. I actually said you were not even wrong, and I'll say it again here: When you decide for yourself what somebody else might say—but hasn't said, or decide for yourself why you think somebody didn't say something, you're arguing with yourself. "Not even wrong" has a very specific meaning here, it means arguing from speculative premises that cannot be falsified. Like, "But other people will argue X," or, "You declined to engage because Y." Both of these statement forms are not even wrong. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Not_even_wrong https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Not_even_wrong