I got it long ago, so it wasn’t for me. I’ve just heard that argument before.
I don’t see what I did wrong though…? Like I just explained, my choices were to ignore (no resolution to my argument), engage an ad homenim (which is a rabbit hole that digresses from the argument at hand), or point out the ad homenim but not engage it (which is an aside, not a counter argument as poor Peter believes) in an attempt to steer the discussion back to the issue at hand. I chose the third option.
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I suppose I could have done better, the methods here are nice ways to approach it. I can practice them right now, in fact:
This is irrelevant. Do you believe they should be held legally accountable or not?
I’m choosing the “ignore” method on this one, though that picture is definitely me. “You’re not wrong, you’re just an asshole” describes me to a T.
That’s not what I’m saying. I’m saying I understand people who were hesitant at taking an experimental vaccine continuing their hesitancy due to the lack of liability a company continues to enjoy while pushing a now government-approved product that they’re making profit over. Do you agree with this or not?
Democrat goal-post moving: We want two weeks to slow the spread.
Now we want the lockdowns until cases go down and a vaccine is available.
Now you should get the vaccine because it’ll stop the pandemic, not the lockdowns. Vaxxed or masked, your choice!
Now you have to wear a mask even though you got masked, never mind that we said you had a choice to encourage people to get vaxxed.