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Are you unable to find anything in my actual words to object to, or do you find it necessary to invent something to argue against (a "straw man")?

• LockeWatts 13y ago
  That's not a strawman, that's a direct implication.
  • lutusp 13y ago
    > That's not a strawman, that's a direct implication. A what? A "direct implication"? Those words are antonyms. You do understand the difference between "direct" and "implication", yes? An implication is by definition indirect. http://www.vocabulary.com/dictionary/implication http://www.vocabulary.com/dictionary/implication Quote: "An implication is something that is suggested, or happens, indirectly."
    • lutusp 13y ago
      Congratulations on downvoting a dictionary definition, you morons.