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Are we doing ad hominem attacks now? Perhaps we can start from the points I'm making and assess them on their own merits instead?
by arbuge 4y ago
Are we doing ad hominem attacks now?
Perhaps we can start from the points I'm making and assess them on their own merits instead?
- dogleash 4y ago>Perhaps we can start from the points I'm making and assess them on their own merits instead? As far as I can tell, the points you made are: A) It's strange people make moral choices to stay out of advertising. B) Advertisement could be more targeted. B is boring and I don't care. A isn't really a point with merits to be debated. I enjoy eating meat. But I don't call it "strange" everytime someone turns out to be vegetarian. I understand why they refrain from eating meat. It's not like I disavow the existence of the question of "should we eat meat?". I just disagree.
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- bigbillheck 4y ago> ad hominem Be careful before you start tossing around the Latin, someone might hit you with a 'cui bono?'.