Misty » 27 Sep 2017 12:03 pm » wrote:
I'm glad someone else noticed that.
First of all, he was responding to what was meant to be a rhetorical question, since the fact that there are many more black players in the NFL and the NBA than there are black NASCAR drivers or black hockey players in the NHL is self evident.
He's trying to say that I am lying when I say that the question was meant to be rhetorical, and that I was seriously asking how many black drivers there are in NASCAR or black hockey players in the NHL, since I guess he thinks that I don't know how to use the Google, and need him to educate me.
Then he accuses me of 'reframing' the argument, when there was no argument.
It's just his usual MO.
He likes to to pick small petty arguments over nothing.
If he can't find a reason to argue with me, he invents one.
If I said that water was wet, he would deny it and call me a liar.
He argues
about the argument, rather than about the topic of the argument. It's 100% - you can set your watch by it. It's how he makes it appear he's tackling the issue, without having to summon any rigor or be held to account.
He's not the first passive aggressive I've seen take that tack. There was a guy at the old board whose screen name started with a C and ended with a K who was a past master of the practice. Every argument ended with him "proving" the other guy was a dishonest liar. The actual issue under debate never really got sorted, because of the "dishonesty" of C-K's opponent. The other fellow's "character" always became the issue.
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