3 ms·
This is called "ad hominem". Make a counterargument, rather than attacking the person.
by robertlagrant 2y ago
This is called "ad hominem". Make a counterargument, rather than attacking the person.
- KittenInABox 2y agoI genuinely want to know their experience in organizing to get better context as to their expertise. They are the one making claims about what works and doesn't work. I don't know jack shit about organizing, so I'd like to know if I should take their opinion as an educated one or a layman.
- kthejoker2 2y agoAsking for one's credentials on a topic before assessing their claims is not ad hominem.