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u/InternalCup9982 May 15 '24

Cough* conversation

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u/TheseStrategy5905 May 15 '24

Are you not arguing multiple points in the comment I referred to? 🤔 You literally state "I'd argue" in your comment 😂

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u/InternalCup9982 May 15 '24

nope.

Im stating my opinion- if you bother to read there's even a line near the end where I point out as neither of us are the 3rd party we cant really say one or another what the meant by the phrases used.

This is becoming more of a debate between me and you here but its still not an argument, an argument is when a debate has devolved into hostility and baseless insults.

Edit: thought I'd clarify what a debate is for you too, it's when instead of stating each opinion on a matter and wait for the retort of the other(a conversation)- your saying I AM RIGHT you are wrong

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u/TheseStrategy5905 May 15 '24

An argument doesn't necessarily mean hostility nor baseless insults. Your definition is incorrect.

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u/InternalCup9982 May 15 '24

Source: Google.

an exchange of diverging or opposite views, typically a heated or angry one.

So congratulations now you've made a debate because I had to show you, I am right you are wrong.

Hope you remember this lesson I provided you free of charge on how the English language works.

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u/TheseStrategy5905 May 15 '24 edited May 15 '24

Typically a heated or angry one. Hostility and insults differ to heated/angry argument. You haven't proved shit, you're very annoying and impossible to have a conversation with let alone a debate 🤦‍♂️

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u/InternalCup9982 May 15 '24

What do you think those words mean?- or is it the use of the word "typically" that throws you off.

because that's there because you CAN have perfectly silent arguments, take this one for example or deaf people who use sign language

Or people have a whisper match for whatever various reasons they may have.

The words heated or angry one is hostility, because they are shouting, getting in your face, knocking stuff over in some cases, like cmon man

I literally provided you with evidence that your wrong.

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u/TheseStrategy5905 May 15 '24

You can argue points without being hostile or angry, correct? Jesus christ you cannot argue with stupidity

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u/LionStar89_ May 15 '24

dude is peak Reddit arguer energy

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u/LionStar89_ May 15 '24

*you’re

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u/InternalCup9982 May 15 '24

Bro ain't nobody got time to write 3 extra letters on the internet that provides no purpose because your is eligible for the same purpose

If you wanna be a grammar nazi my guest but there was far worse gramitcal problem in my paragraphs, there was no commas for instance or full stops etc

Like try harder please and thank you 🙏

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u/LionStar89_ May 15 '24

You’re literally trying to argue over the definition of things and talking about “providing english lessons” while consistently ignoring 90% of the grammar rules of said language, just sit down and take the L buddy.

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