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Disagree. Attack the arguments, not the person. Why did that person feel the need to attack the poster? What did they gain from it? How did it help the argumen
by buttersbrian 5y ago
Disagree. Attack the arguments, not the person.
Why did that person feel the need to attack the poster?
What did they gain from it?
How did it help the argument?
I don't think there's a single benefit from that line other than to be self-serving statement that says "i know more than you" when their rebuttal did that more effectively while staying on topic.
- nathias 5y agoThat was far from a personal attack. A personal attack is when you attack a specific attribute of that person or use this person itself as an argument for something. It is not if a person does something wrong and you say hey person, you shouldn't do that thing.