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So, I don't know what you mean. You copied the common phase "case and point" and the provided a link to the same post. Loops? Ok ya, I get it. Giving up now
Oh, didn't know you were trying to point out a comment to make your "case and point"
"Here is my argument: The land is on the maps. "
Sounds like a half assed person or someone who is tired of explaining it to people who won't listen or aren't respectful or aren't resourceful enough to bring what they have learned from researching their counter argument to the table
The arrogant shithead here, who expect me to prove my fucking argument, sound like reddit libtards. This is discussion. For people who debate. If you have ever done real debate or taken college level law, you would know it's your responsibility to be know your opponents arguments before they make them. Not learn while debating. You're idea of debate is an order of magnitude off from being considered intellectual, at least it would be in my circles.
Giving up is your usual MO
Look, I know stubborn when I see it. You, this guy, aren't genuinely interested in growing knowledge. You're a bit curious but still heavy programed and this guy is liberal style, believes what resonates with him. Or her. Whatever 🤣
In life, I don't give up. Here I don't either. But I'm not so stupid as to waste time with people who would rather argue than learn
Of course I'm interested in gaining knowledge. What startles me is that every flat earth believer I speak to is so reluctant to share knowledge
If the world is flat, why do you want it to be some big secret? Why do you shy away from giving basic answers to questions about the world? Why are you so reluctant to have a rational discussion about it, under the guise of "oh I'm just so busy"?
You are giving up. It's what you do.
I'm more than happy to learn. You just expect learning to mean I believe everything you say. Asking questions is the best way to learn.