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You should have spent the afternoon with the pigs.
No, I use ad hominem in the accurate sense. It means you substitute a personal attack for a reasoned discussion on the merits. That being said,...
You didn't answer the question, but then anyone who uses the term pretentious without explaining why has pretty much cast themselves as a loser....
Perhaps Brad's emphasis, meaning the degree to which he thinks trade pacts in and of themselves as opposed to the effect of global trade more...
Now you are just getting personal and disgusting at the same time. I know this is a rough day for you. I need to reconsider, maybe you really...
^ Going back to what Jack says now, more less by way of his personal "observations" and backtracking explanations of what he really meant to say,...
Putting present discussions aside, in general when someone responds to a substantive argument with ad hominem, who won the argument?
Assuming arguendo (not that I see it as such, but as I said) you may have intended to focus only on Obama's role in his problematic poll numbers....
^ I tend to agree with Zach in general on politics, but here I think he missed Brad's point. First of all my problem with both Trump and Sanders...
I identified factors why some portion and it's not a majority think his policies are not working and all you have is ad hominem and condescension....
I tend to agree, and am thinking Glennon might be the best fit. The only potential cost to waiting at this point is if Fitz in fact goes...
We don't know what Petty can do right now. As for the rest of your analysis, you leave out that Smith sucks and the Jets have no faith in him.
I did respond to your attack, and all you have is ad hominem and condescension. You were talking about the problems people have with Obama. As...
I understand this sentiment, but I think the jets can give it a few more days.
As usual you either misunderstand the point or misrepresent it. What I posted in critiquing him was in terms of his own behavior. That hardly is...
