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>Do you truly, genuinely think that is what people want Many do want something like this--as long as someone with their viewpoint is the one deciding what is t
by rhino369 4y ago
>Do you truly, genuinely think that is what people want
Many do want something like this--as long as someone with their viewpoint is the one deciding what is true or false.
>asking leading questions that create the illusion that you're making a point?
It's called a rhetorical question.
- Nevermark 4y agoActually it’s called a leading question A rhetorical question usually has an answer too obvious for any need to answer A leading question creates a discussion on some topic, using the question instead of some new information or rational argument, to move the baseline assumptions of the discussion