>I can't. This belittles your argument in a way nobody else could even approach. When someone asks you why you have come to a conclusion, they are looking to

>I can't. This belittles your argument in a way nobody else could even approach. When someone asks you why you have come to a conclusion, they are looking to understand you. That is automatically counter to your assertion that there "is no chance for a fair debate". More people disagreeing with you than agreeing with you is not the measurement of the validity of your opinion. There are many things that I believe that I know are unpopular but I still believe them, and if you ask me why, I will give you my reasoning. Basically stating that you have no reason (or do but refuse to share it) is something that is bound to be ridiculed, and deservedly so, since it doesn't demonstrate a thought process at all. I encourage you to share your reasons, so that we may understand your point of view better.