Inkara1
Well-Known Member
Apparently we're going to have to agree to disagree on that one. I'm fully aware that saying that completes your plan of: 1. saying something stupid or untrue, 2. getting called on it, 3. spinning it, 4. finishing it off by accusing your opponent of "hate" or "white supremacy" or something, 5. spewing a bunch of bullshit that does nothing but annoy everyone until your opponent gets tired of it, and 6. then declaring yourself the winner and further accusing your opponent of "running away" from your "superior" "logic" when that's not actually the case.Ah but you're trying to play semantics and aren't good enough at it. "Catholics are against abortion" is a perfectly valid statement and most would know exactly what you mean by it, unless they were trying to make an argument that wasn't there.
Since you seem to be lacking on both fronts, you're not qualified to speak on the subject.So your more of a spelling guy than a comprehension kinda thing huh?
Not me alone, but it was a response that would be made for the question I did pose, so it's reasonable to believe as I did. You'll also notice that it's common in thread such as this one to respond to someone after several posts have come between the question and response.Wait, so you thought when Cerise said something like "Mormons don't have a history of..." and the very next post was a "a history of mormons..." that I was responding to you?
Further, you didn't actually counter Cerise's post: "At least they don't have a long history of stoning to death or otherwise killing anyone who believes contrary to their dogma. "
So what did you do? You distorted her position to be that Mormons don't have a history of violence, instead of her actual position, which is that Mormons don't have a history of killing anyone who doesn't believe in their dogma. You then attacked the distorted position. I do believe that is a textbook example of a "straw man."
Projecting much?Because it was obvious bullshit?
Projecting much?Yes, exactly what you keep trying to do.
You've said that judging Muslims by their fundamentalists is wrong or that the majority do not match the spotlighted minority here, here, here, here, here, etc. That's not a bad thing, BTW. But then you said Mormons hate gays, and further, that they get violent against them. You then posted a link to a biased anti-Mormon Web site, with an essay about things fundamentalist Mormons had done. It's pretty obvious that you were not judging Islam by the fundies but were judging the LDS church by its fundies.Yeah, this is attributing something to someone that they didn't say "Judging the Muslims by their fundamentalists: bad. Judging the Mormons by their fundamentalists: good."
Try getting to know a few Mormons. You might be pleasantly surprised at the people, regardless of what you think of their religion.
Obviously everyone but you knows. Not my problem.I know, you're being a moron by thinking everyone doesn't know exactly what you meant.
I can guarantee it's not the "third straw man" I've used. A little exaggeration was used in response to your blatant straw man, sort of like how you always counter "Muslims kill people" with "Christians kill people more" and always counter "Obama did X wrong" with "Bush did X wrong worse."Holy shit! That's like your 3rd straw man in this one thread. It's like you have one pitch that keeps getting hit out of the park but you keep going back to it again and again.
Fuck. I wore the wrong kind of shoes. If only I'd known ahead of time all the bullshit that would be strewn about the place by you...I never said you'd deck any guy that hit on you (straw man). What I asked was why you said "probably" because you obviously left some doubt there on purpose.
Your argument fails to counter the "false dilemma" argument. From this link:Well shit, then you don't understand false dilemmas either. Asking Cerise if she was a white supremacist was curiosity. If someone asked me I'd say "hell no". Where's the false dilemma exactly there Inkara?
Bill: "Jill and I both support prayer in public schools."
Jill: "Hey, I never said that!"
Bill: "You're not an athiest are you Jill?"
Jill could easily say "hell no," but that doesn't make it suddenly not a false dilemma.