Blake Moore’s Blog

December 13, 2008

Enabler Waves The White Flag As Opposed To Defending Argument

Here is an exchange between myself and either a ‘Save Me/Feed Me’ or an Enabler trying to counter. 

It is a textbook example of how, when challenged to defend their emotivism, so often they are able to dispel words, but nothing closely resembling a cogent thought.

After I made my original post (See below) we had another ‘Save Me/Feed Me’ or Enabler post a ‘snoozing’ smiley face.  (Save Me/Feed Me’s and enablers love to use smiley icons to defend their positions.)

My response to the smiley was:

BM:  That is quite a rebuttal.  (What’s the matter? Too many three syllable words?)

Then here come JG to the rescue with this amazing offering.  What follows is the result of our exchange:

JG:  That was all the rebuttal the original post warranted.  It was nonsense.

 

BM:  How was it nonsense?

 

JG: How was it NOT nonsense? It showed a complete failure to grasp even the basic concepts of this issue.

 

BM: Enlighten us on the basic concepts of the issue.

 

JG: I’d scarcely know where to begin. Why don’t you go take an Econ 101 course and then maybe we can talk.

 

BM: In other words, your lack of critical thinking skills have failed you once again. You are confusing emotivism for reason.

 

JG:  No, it is just that it is pointless to discuss calculus with someone who can’t do basic math.

 

BM: “No, it is just that it is pointless to discuss calculus with someone who can’t do basic math.” = waving white flag.

 

Thanks JG for your weak, poor defense of your position and for yet another example of the Enabler mindset.

 

Blake

 

Source: http://www.imdb.com/board/bd0000082/nest/125139726?p=1

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