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| Before you start insulting someone's intellect, you should try to make a cohesive argument that doesn't have as its thrust a personal attack or the strong arming of people to adopt your preferences. | |
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| I'm not Sly Stallone in Over The Top here! When people purposefully choose to misinterpret what I'm saying, they are rejecting my preferences for the worst possible reason - simply to antagonize me! | |
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| Honestly, you're too passionate to be considered an intellectual. Passion is a good characteristic. Motive force through which you can accomplish things, sometimes great things... | |
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| Quit flattering me, will ya? My point is - since the opposition has nothing more than a make-believe bone of contention with me, I need not even bother to mount an argument! I do when NEEDED... | |
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| ... you're too passionate. So, understably in light of this, you become prejudiced. Instead of doing your best to see the world objectively, you have as your goal to fit the facts to your presumptions | |
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| HA! I do not presume - I OBSERVE! And when what I see is deceitful and plain wrong, I BLAST IT! I remain objective - all shades of grey... but come on - THERE'S A LIMIT EVEN TO THAT! | |
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