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Showing posts with label ad hominem. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ad hominem. Show all posts
Monday, August 4, 2014
Tuesday, July 15, 2014
Deleted Comments Of The Day
Wonkette did a blog about the comments they deleted which they describe as "especially full of pure uncut dumb lately." I really don't find too much intelligent or useful in most comments since they are usually rehashed material which has been shown to be bullshit.
I know you don't like it when I call you lot the, but if the shoe fits, which there is more than enough evidence that it does.
Hell, ignorance is a noble characteristic in the "reality challenged right", but it's hard dealing with people who refuse to deal with facts.
Although, I did catch couple of comments in passing which I have to address as they bear on the "reality challenged right" title.
Something along the line of "Laci is going to get into a credentials checking mode", which I think was coupled with something along the line of "ad hominem". This shows the "reality challenged right" characteristic in full force for not understanding the term "ad hominem"--which is attacking the person in a debate rather than the substance of their argument. In other words, it is dodging that the person making the argument has some grasp of the topic and is making good points.
So, instead of saying that something is a misquotation, misinterpretation, or some other substantive point, one says "you're anti-gun" or "you're a liberal" to dismiss the argument (which is different from saying you're gun loons because of your lack of logic or critical thinking skills when it comes to this topic: insults are different from ad hominems).
That said, some expertise is a good thing. You wouldn't want a barber being a surgeon (at least not these days) or me telling you how to fix your car. In short, you wouldn't want someone who has no idea of what they are talking about, no matter how impressive they may sound, giving you advice on a topic. Although, this gets to the logic, critical thinking skills, and "reality challenged right" since you will make a comment that I have no idea of what I am talking about despite the fact that I pretty much supply my sources, which you could check: if you weren't adverse.
So, if I am not engaging with you it's not out of a sense of superiority or snobbishness as much as it is that I have a hard time dealing with stupid.
I am also not your teacher: especially since you have shown you are not willing to learn.
And some of you are obviously stupid.
Definitely ignorant. Remember ignorance isn't based upon your level of intelligence as much as it is based upon knowledge and how you are able to use that knowledge.
And you definitely have shown you aren't able to think coherently in this issue.
See also:
I know you don't like it when I call you lot the, but if the shoe fits, which there is more than enough evidence that it does.
Hell, ignorance is a noble characteristic in the "reality challenged right", but it's hard dealing with people who refuse to deal with facts.
Although, I did catch couple of comments in passing which I have to address as they bear on the "reality challenged right" title.
Something along the line of "Laci is going to get into a credentials checking mode", which I think was coupled with something along the line of "ad hominem". This shows the "reality challenged right" characteristic in full force for not understanding the term "ad hominem"--which is attacking the person in a debate rather than the substance of their argument. In other words, it is dodging that the person making the argument has some grasp of the topic and is making good points.
So, instead of saying that something is a misquotation, misinterpretation, or some other substantive point, one says "you're anti-gun" or "you're a liberal" to dismiss the argument (which is different from saying you're gun loons because of your lack of logic or critical thinking skills when it comes to this topic: insults are different from ad hominems).
That said, some expertise is a good thing. You wouldn't want a barber being a surgeon (at least not these days) or me telling you how to fix your car. In short, you wouldn't want someone who has no idea of what they are talking about, no matter how impressive they may sound, giving you advice on a topic. Although, this gets to the logic, critical thinking skills, and "reality challenged right" since you will make a comment that I have no idea of what I am talking about despite the fact that I pretty much supply my sources, which you could check: if you weren't adverse.
So, if I am not engaging with you it's not out of a sense of superiority or snobbishness as much as it is that I have a hard time dealing with stupid.
I am also not your teacher: especially since you have shown you are not willing to learn.
And some of you are obviously stupid.
Definitely ignorant. Remember ignorance isn't based upon your level of intelligence as much as it is based upon knowledge and how you are able to use that knowledge.
And you definitely have shown you aren't able to think coherently in this issue.
See also:
- Inside the GOP's Fact-Free Nation | Mother Jones
- Here Are 5 Infuriating Examples of Facts Making People Dumber | Mother Jones
- The Science of Why We Don't Believe Science | Mother Jones
- Beyond the war on science: Why the right embraces ignorance as a virtue - Salon.com
- Conservatives Don't Deny Climate Science Because They're Ignorant. They Deny It Because of Who They Are. | Mother Jones
- Scientists Are Beginning to Figure Out Why Conservatives Are…Conservative | Mother Jones
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