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Do you like debating on TSR?

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Yeah, I debate quite a lot on TSR.
Yes, until I lose the debate.
Original post by JMR2017
Yeah, I debate quite a lot on TSR.


Your debates are some of the best I've seen on TSR.

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No, but I know someone who does...

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Original post by Moonstruck16
Your debates are some of the best I've seen on TSR.

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Thanks :wink:
Sometimes, but when people fail to understand your argument properly (and raise the same criticism that you've addressed over and over again) it's just annoying.

Also I see debates going around in circles all the time. If your starting premises are polar opposites, there really is no point. You have to have some basic common ground.

I also cringe when people throw around 'invalid' during the debate without understanding the logical concept of validity. People use 'invalid' to mean false. That. is. not. what. invalid. means. :angry:

An argument is valid if it is impossible for the premises to be true and the conclusion false, simultaneously. Validity says nothing about the actual truth value of the argument.
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No. I just love derailing some of the stupid threads these days :lol:
I do not mind debating over mediums such as TSR etc.
there is some high quality mass debating late at night.

:borat:
Debating is awful,especially on the religious threads,from both sides.
Not really any dialogue or understanding,just people trying to score.
No. It's really hard to debate someone over the internet. I prefer debating in person.
Original post by Moonstruck16
Your debates are some of the best I've seen on TSR.

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I find his debating methods effective.
Original post by qasim_96
No. I just love derailing some of the stupid threads these days :lol:


One example I debated on was the proposition that taxation was a legal form of theft. *face palm*
Original post by JMR2017
Thanks :wink:


Lol.

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Original post by The Asian Tory
I find his debating methods effective.


I was having one with him the other day. He was making himself look like such a fool but I'll give it to him that he carried on with it for a fair bit.

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debating makes me realise how *****y the world is so no.
Yes. I enjoy owning liberal cucktards.
Original post by JMR2017
Thanks :wink:


JMR, I will refer you to Richard Koo's empirical evidence/report/arguments on the causes and escaping a balance sheet recession (liquidity trap ) as it is quite intriguing.
Original post by Whiskey&Freedom
Yes. I enjoy owning liberal cucktards.


What is a "liberal cuckard"?

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