>"Just asking questions" is also a common strategy among people who would like answers to their questions. OP specifically said "If you don't admit these (now-

>"Just asking questions" is also a common strategy among people who would like answers to their questions. OP specifically said "If you don't admit these (now-obvious) facts". They aren't looking for answers. They believe the answers are obvious facts. They are using the questions as a rhetorical device. I pointed out this is a bad rhetorical device to use in this instance. It was not a dismissal of their underlying point. It was saying their argument about their underlying point was unconvincing.