> to contrast the features of your argument (I think both have a couple of the same fallacies in their structure)
You were assuming I was arguing about something completely different (something about kids getting their hands on drugs or some such nonsense). It’s like you didn’t even take the time to read what I had written, and instead had some canned response ready to go.
> It's unfortunate that you decided to write a post which failed to address the point of that argument (the weakness in your own argument), and instead pretended that I had somehow meant what was clearly a rhetorical flourish.
I took what you had written and used it as a podium to argue something completely different. Sound familiar :)?
Why?
> to contrast the features of your argument (I think both have a couple of the same fallacies in their structure)
You were assuming I was arguing about something completely different (something about kids getting their hands on drugs or some such nonsense). It’s like you didn’t even take the time to read what I had written, and instead had some canned response ready to go.
> It's unfortunate that you decided to write a post which failed to address the point of that argument (the weakness in your own argument), and instead pretended that I had somehow meant what was clearly a rhetorical flourish.
I took what you had written and used it as a podium to argue something completely different. Sound familiar :)?