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Calling someone “biased” and “acting in bad faith” is a personal attack and violates this site’s rules. People get rate limited for far less on this site.
by throwaway894345 3y ago
Calling someone “biased” and “acting in bad faith” is a personal attack and violates this site’s rules. People get rate limited for far less on this site.
- DoesntMatter22 3y agoHe didn't call him that at all. He said him being unwilling to explain his points and instead just making claims comes across that way. He at no time called him biased or said he was directly acting in bad faith
- fidotron 3y ago> Biased. And not arguing in good faith. :(
- DoesntMatter22 3y agoYou are leaving the prior part of his sentence out. Regardless, Before he said that you weren't willing to answer either.
- fidotron 3y agoYou are both gaslighting. As I plainly explained, right at the top, it is not theoretical. There is no point engaging people with evidence if they are so dismissive of basic facts. But then that is also true here. Your claims about him not saying what he plainly did are just bizarre.
- pdimitar 3y agoI'd argue taking things out of context and deliberately painting the commenter in a bad light is not a nice forum discourse. I said, very plainly and visibly, that my parent commenter's unwillingness to back up negative claims COMES ACROSS as biased and ARGUING (NOT "acting") in bad faith. Come on now, this stuff is not hard, the message is literally up there. Not sure why you had to editorialize it and thus misconstrue it?