"a genuine and valid gripe."GO BACK TO MAIN COUPLE U FUCKING BITCH AUTHOR
Are you enjoying this ridiculously poorly done arc with a mindblowingly cunty female lead?
2. Stop writing the same thing on every chapter of every manga as if you were a parrot or a broken record. We understand you dislike side characters, we don't need a constant reminder. You're not some celebrity everybody has to care about.
You do remember the trolling part, yes? Him being overblown and joking is hardly comparable to you trying to actually tear him down along with the working class and teenagers in general.What was that about trying to hurt someone because of differences in opinions?
No, it's not, because you're behaving like an angry child because of that difference of opinion. You probably wouldn't give two fucks if you hated this arc.Yes, I am, but that's completely besides the point.
Not mutually exclusive.There's expressing your opinion (most people do it), and then there's being obnoxious.
I could say the same about your behavior and my response, or I could point out how essentially nothing in your comment is an opinion, just an insult. Your choice.Kronix exhibited obnoxious behavior, and I expressed my opinion about it.
No, I don't. You not liking someone's opinion or method of speaking, isn't grounds for you to act like an angry child and throw a fit. And it wouldn't, because unlike you I'm not insulting people or trying to tear them down in the worst possible ways over a difference of opinion or preference.You think that's not a genuine and valid gripe? Then that would make you a hypocrite.
And that gives you a right to try and seriously hurt him when he's making a bad joke? You do realize how ridiculous that is and fallacious that is?I'm pissed that he keeps repeating the same comment on nearly every chapter of the manga
Oh yes, so kind, not narcissistic or patronizing or fallacious. Writing a comment and expressing oneself is totally dependent on other's caring about your opinion. Telling people no cares or has to care about your opinion because you're not a celebrity is totally kind and not at all ridiculously fallacious. Telling someone not to share their opinion that you don't like is totally a method of self improvement and kindness.Out of the kindness of my heart, I give him a few tips on how to improve, and make people hate him less. Specifically:
Stop writing the same thing on every chapter of every manga as if you were a parrot or a broken record. We understand you dislike side characters, we don't need a constant reminder. You're not some celebrity everybody has to care about.
Translation: I'll put in the effort to demean someone else but not defend myself when my obvious bullshit is called out and will pretend fallacies will do a good enough job for me.
Translation: I don't know what hypocrisy, criticism or a non-sequitur is.
And thank you for proving my point and pseudo translation.Thanks for translating your wall of text for me. I really appreciate it.
Proof by assertion.No, you are the one without a genuine and valid gripe.
I admit that I've been unnecessarily harsh and/or insulting towards the troll.He's a troll, that's what he does. And him trolling, which isn't an insult to you, isn't grounds for you to insult him.
Argumentum ad hominem.No, it's not, because you're behaving like an angry child because of that difference of opinion. You probably wouldn't give two fucks if you hated this arc.
Continuum fallacy.Not mutually exclusive.
Point taken.I could say the same about your behavior and my response, or I could point out how essentially nothing in your comment is an opinion, just an insult. Your choice.
Now you're just being disingenuous.No, I don't. You not liking someone's opinion or method of speaking, isn't grounds for you to act like an angry child and throw a fit. And it wouldn't, because unlike you I'm not insulting people or trying to tear them down in the worst possible ways over a difference of opinion or preference.
No, it indeed doesn't give me the right.And that gives you a right to try and seriously hurt him when he's making a bad joke? You do realize how ridiculous that is and fallacious that is?
Cherry picking, and you know it.Telling someone not to share their opinion that you don't like is totally a method of self improvement and kindness.
False attribution.Come on, let's talk about your hypocrisy. Let's talk about how it's more like a "pre-pubescent teenager" to insult the working class while trying to genuinely hurt someone than it is for someone to make a bad joke. You're insulting two groups of people at once without any grounds to do so.
Oh, my. "Insulting" children now, aren't you?If anyone is a child and needs to learn something, it's you.
As much as I dislike kronix, blaming this one on him is unfair.It's absolutely ridiculous that kronix's trolling always seems to bring out the hypocrisy of others.
He did not call for harm. He did not insult you. He did not break any rules or laws; his comment is accompanied by point of view aimed at generating genuine discussion: fuck this arc. And even if he did, you'd still have no grounds to insult him. You also address that in your next paragraph, to an extent.Proof by assertion.
With pleasure. Didn't insult you. Certainly not in the manner you insulted him. Me calling your behavior that of an angry child is self evident from your unprovoked and unanalogous insults where you demean blue collar workers by calling their jobs repetitive, trivial and mundane, comparing him to a pre-pubescent teenager, and so on.Me berating a troll, which isn't an insult to you, is grounds for you to insult me? Please do explain.
Really? How is you behaving like an angry child due to a difference of opinion not relevant to your insults? And how would you describe a person insulting another over a difference of opinion? The least insulting analogy I can think of is an angry child. You do realize an Ad Hominem is an insult that does not relate to the argument?Argumentum ad hominem.
Not mutually exclusive.There's expressing your opinion (most people do it), and then there's being obnoxious.
Nope, you did. And if anyone used that fallacy, you did. You don't know what 'then' means apparently or just don't understand the English language. 'Then' means afterwards or therefor. Ergo, saying "and then there's..." means "this is separate from" or "does not include" and would mean you think that he's not expressing his opinion and or just being obnoxious.Continuum fallacy. While you are correct, I never claimed otherwise.
Yet that's what you did. Used them as an avenue for an insult. You made that very clear in your comment, and required no interpretation on my part.You knew fully well that my comment was neither targeting teenagers nor the working class... you specifically chose to interpret my comment that way in an attempt to tear me down in the worst possible way over a difference of opinion or preference.
He's not breaking rules. You are. I don't like his trolling half the time but he doesn't have to "learn" anything from you. Just because you'd prefer he behave otherwise doesn't mean he has to. He doesn't have to censor himself or change himself to fit your preferences.Let's not make kronix out to be completely innocent, though.
This is actually the second time I addressed kronix about his behavior, and also the second time I went out of line. I'd expected kronix to have learned from the first time, but I was clearly expecting too much.
Cherry picking, and you know it.
It's almost like your entire kindhearted piece of advice breaks down to "I don't like what you said, don't say it or we'll hate you."Out of the kindness of my heart, I give him a few tips on how to improve, and make people hate him less. Specifically: 2. Stop writing the same thing on every chapter of every manga as if you were a parrot or a broken record. We understand you dislike side characters, we don't need a constant reminder. You're not some celebrity everybody has to care about.
Really? That's your defence? You've already acknowledged you were too harsh, didn't have the right to insult him and more. You really thing anyone is going to buy that?I still don't follow how "kronix being perfect for a job" is automatically "an insult to the working class".
Really? That's all you got? Children, generally, have much to learn, that is a truth and having much to learn isn't an insult or a bad thing. Everyone has much to learn, children more so than others. You also really seem to conflate pointing out hypocrisy with endorsement of a sentiment. You saying "he's a pre-pubescent teen (child)" and "hasn't learned anything" or needs to improve himself because you dislike his opinion and me pointing out that is childish or "the behavior of a pre-pubescent teen" isn't an insult or quite the same as your original comment.Oh, my. "Insulting" children now, aren't you?If anyone is a child and needs to learn something, it's you.
Oh, I'm not blaming anything on him, In fact I just find it interesting and helpful how kronix is always touted as a douchebag, complains too much or whatnot, yet the people who disagree with him exhibit hypocrisy and far worse behavior when complaining about him. And you still don't know the definition of hypocrisy, I see.As much as I dislike kronix, blaming this one on him is unfair.
He did not call for harm.
Proof by assertion (again). Maybe if you repeat that bullshit of yours, it will one day be true?GO BACK TO MAIN COUPLE U FUCKING BITCH AUTHOR
Neither did I insult you, yet here we are.He did not insult you.
He did not break any rules or laws; his comment is accompanied by point of view aimed at generating genuine discussion: fuck this arc.
And what "genuine discussion" does that generate exactly?GO BACK TO MAIN COUPLE U FUCKING BITCH AUTHOR
Fallacy of composition.With pleasure. Didn't insult you. Certainly not in the manner you insulted him. Me calling your behavior that of an angry child is self evident from your unprovoked and unanalogous insults where you demean blue collar workers by calling their jobs repetitive, trivial and mundane, comparing him to a pre-pubescent teenager, and so on.
Fallacy of quoting out of context.Really? How is you behaving like an angry child due to a difference of opinion not relevant to your insults?
Actually, Ad Hominem is a logical fallacy where you try to disprove someone's claims through a personal attack.You do realize an Ad Hominem is an insult that does not relate to the argument?
Definitional retreat.Nope, you did. And if anyone used that fallacy, you did. You don't know what 'then' means apparently or just don't understand the English language. 'Then' means afterwards or therefor. Ergo, saying "and then there's..." means "this is separate from" or "does not include" and would mean you think that he's not expressing his opinion and or just being obnoxious.
Source: https://www.dictionary.com/browse/then6. in addition; besides; also:
I love my job, and then it pays so well.
Not bothering to quote the rest: I've already shown the fallacy in your argument above. Read it again if you must.Yet that's what you did. Used them as an avenue for an insult. You made that very clear in your comment, and required no interpretation on my part.
Proof by assertion (again).He's not breaking rules. You are. I don't like his trolling half the time but he doesn't have to "learn" anything from you. Just because you'd prefer he behave otherwise doesn't mean he has to. He doesn't have to censor himself or change himself to fit your preferences.
It is, isn't it?It's almost like your entire kindhearted piece of advice breaks down to "I don't like what you said, don't say it or we'll hate you."
Non sequitur.Really? That's your defence? You've already acknowledged you were too harsh, didn't have the right to insult him and more. You really thing anyone is going to buy that?
Ah, so when you're the one using it, it's just a way of saying "you have much to learn" and is in no way an insult (at least not to children), but when I'm the one using it, it's "an insult to the person and children in general".Really? That's all you got? Children, generally, have much to learn, that is a truth and having much to learn isn't an insult or a bad thing. Everyone has much to learn, children more so than others.
Proof by assertion.You also really seem to conflate pointing out hypocrisy with endorsement of a sentiment. You saying "he's a pre-pubescent teen (child)" and "hasn't learned anything" or needs to improve himself because you dislike his opinion and me pointing out that is childish or "the behavior of a pre-pubescent teen" isn't an insult or quite the same as your original comment.
Man, you really do love your proofs by assertions, don't you?Oh, I'm not blaming anything on him, In fact I just find it interesting and helpful how kronix is always touted as a douchebag, complains too much or whatnot, yet the people who disagree with him exhibit hypocrisy and far worse behavior when complaining about him. And you still don't know the definition of hypocrisy, I see.
you assumed that this is also an insult aimed at all blue collar jobs in general.
I did say kronix would be perfect for a factory job, and I did mean it as an insult.
I think you've proved my point better than I could and showed me what an incredible waste of speaking to you is.I still don't follow how "kronix being perfect for a job" is automatically "an insult to the working class".
Really? That's your defence? You've already acknowledged you were too harsh, didn't have the right to insult him and more. You really thing anyone is going to buy that?I still don't follow how "kronix being perfect for a job" is automatically "an insult to the working class".
Really? Seriously? You just keep proving my point for me.Non sequitur. Just because your entire premise was fallacious, it doesn't mean your message was wrong. I admitted that I was too harsh, but your premise is still fallacious.
Ah, so when you're the one using it, it's just a way of saying "you have much to learn" and is in no way an insult (at least not to children), but when I'm the one using it, it's "an insult to the person and children in general". That's one hell of a double standard you've got there.
What's your day job, factory worker? Tirelessly repeating the same mundane tasks, no matter how trivial, no matter how often? Because that would totally suits you. Although, on second thought, your comments seem more like a pre-pubescent teenager's, rather than a working person's.
If anyone is a child and needs to learn something, it's you.Out of the kindness of my heart, I give him a few tips on how to improve, and make people hate him less. Specifically:
2. Stop writing the same thing on every chapter of every manga as if you were a parrot or a broken record. We understand you dislike side characters, we don't need a constant reminder. You're not some celebrity everybody has to care about.
Guess what he learned? Nothing.
Prove what? That insulting kronix = insulting the working class?I think you've proved my point better than I could and showed me what an incredible waste of speaking to you is.
Have you heard of "argument from fallacy"? It's also known as "don't shoot the messenger".Really? Seriously? You just keep proving my point for me.
There is no difference in the way we used the words "child" or "teenager".Spot the differences.
It's been a while since I last used the word "hypocrisy" in this debate. You got tired of "fallacy" and now want "hypocrisy"? As you wish.Also, refer to : You also really seem to conflate pointing out hypocrisy with endorsement of a sentiment.
Translation: I'll put in the effort to demean someone else but not defend myself when my obvious bullshit is called out and will pretend fallacies will do a good enough job for me.
That's an interesting argument coming from the person who's just been proved to twist the definitions of words to suit his own lies:While this has been fun, you saying "This is a dog" while pointing at a cat and me saying "No, it's a cat", I think it's fundamentally impossible to reason with the unreasonable. And while your basic fallacies and or lies have been oh so entertaining, I think you've proven my point enough.
You don't know what 'then' means apparently or just don't understand the English language. 'Then' means afterwards or therefor. Ergo, saying "and then there's..." means "this is separate from" or "does not include"[...]
6. in addition; besides; also:
I love my job, and then it pays so well.
You've clearly not even read what I previously wrote, or else ("this is separate from") you wouldn't have made such an embarrassingly stupid attempt at accusing me of twisting definitions, while replying to the very post containing the proof that it is you who's twisting them. And all that without supplying any kind of proof of your own, no less.Another translation for you, while I'm at it: I couldn't properly disparage that comment so I'm attempting to make a bad joke / obvious lie in hopes it'll draw attention away from my inability to properly respond.