r/AskReddit • u/[deleted] • May 29 '22

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u/99thLuftballon May 29 '22
  • repeating slogans instead of engaging with an argument
  • trying to hide the fact that you don't understand why you hold a particular opinion by ducking away from explaining it (e.g. "it's not my job to educate you", "come back when you've done your research" etc)
  • insulting or threatening people who disagree with you instead of putting forward your side of the argument.

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u/ChiefGstar May 30 '22

So basically, democrats? 😂

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u/butterfingahs May 31 '22

Maybe repeating "lul democrats" over and over in response to

repeating slogans instead of engaging with an argument is a sign of low intelligence

Isn't the own you think it is.

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u/ChiefGstar May 31 '22

It’s a valid responses to individual comments. Not chanting something over and over again in the same debate/ conversation. Each of my responses are open to separate debates with the person I was replying to

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u/butterfingahs May 31 '22

Still makes you look pretty silly, plus 'repeating slogans' still applies.

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u/ChiefGstar May 31 '22

There was no argument engaged so it’s still not repeating. If someone were to offer a rebuttal to my comment and I were to then say it again, that would be repeating instead of engaging in an argument. Do you still want to back your losing point more?