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See, your definition of \"valid\" in this case is falling back on a subjective definition of \"rude\". In this context, the \"rudeness\" of the people in question is in their inability to empathize with the position of the other person and/or be dismissive other person. In fact, the third guy flat out uses the term \"making excuses\" in reference to the other debater; if that\'s not rude, it\'s certainly dismissive.
Also, your assessment that it \"failed to adequately prove he\'s wrong\" is ANOTHER subjective argument that requires that we unpack the political leanings of both positions. And unpacking said political leanings will inevitably bring politics into this, which the powers that be don\'t want here.
Likewise the argument that she didn\'t \"solve anyone\'s problems\"--PIC Man flat out interrupted persons speaking before they could make their case. At the \'\'very\'\' least, the woman can finish making her case about her weight.
Also, your assessment that it \"failed to adequately prove he\'s wrong\" is ANOTHER subjective argument that requires that we unpack the political leanings of both positions. And unpacking said political leanings will inevitably bring politics into this, which the powers that be don\'t want here.
Likewise the argument that she didn\'t \"solve anyone\'s problems\"--PIC Man flat out interrupted persons speaking before they could make their case. At the \'\'very\'\' least, the woman can finish making her case about her weight.
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See, your definition of \"valid\" in this case is falling back on a subjective definition of \"rude\". In this context, the \"rudeness\" of the people in question is in their inability to empathize with the position of the other person and/or be dismissive other person. In fact, the third guy flat out uses the term \"making excuses\" in reference to the other debater; if that\'s not rude, it\'s certainly dismissive.
Also, your assessment that it \"failed to adequately prove he\'s wrong\" is ANOTHER subjective argument that requires that we unpack the political leanings of both positions. And unpacking said political leanings will inevitably bring politics into this, which the powers that be don\'t like.
Likewise the argument that she didn\'t \"solve anyone\'s problems\"--PIC Man flat out interrupted persons speaking before they could make their case. At the \'\'very\'\' least, the woman can finish making her case about her weight.
Also, your assessment that it \"failed to adequately prove he\'s wrong\" is ANOTHER subjective argument that requires that we unpack the political leanings of both positions. And unpacking said political leanings will inevitably bring politics into this, which the powers that be don\'t like.
Likewise the argument that she didn\'t \"solve anyone\'s problems\"--PIC Man flat out interrupted persons speaking before they could make their case. At the \'\'very\'\' least, the woman can finish making her case about her weight.
