> If you think the argument is wrong -say so. Refute it on its own merits. It gets no better or worse from it being said by him. Thing is, one of their points

> If you think the argument is wrong -say so. Refute it on its own merits. It gets no better or worse from it being said by him. Thing is, one of their points is that the claims listed are unsupported. Challenging unsupported claims is an asymmetrical effort, and is of ill form - those making the claims should be the one providing evidence, the onus is on them after all.