Ok. Neat. What limitations is the obvious follow up.
Since you’re a pizza delivery driver and have obviously never actually debated in any formal setting in your life, allow me to educate you.
In a real, actual debate, you must have evidence for your claims and your evidence must be sourced by a verifiable and reputable source. Some guy on a radio show said something is neither.
How do you know. Did the show say where they got the data so their listeners can look it up if they want? Because right now you are arguing so long as someone says it over the radio we must accept it as true without question. Which seems like an odd hill for you to die upon.
Made State Championships on debate team in HS :laugh2:
The data and the provider matters. They must be verifiable. I mean, you keep saying data but you don’t even know what that word means. Nobody has seen the data, all you’ve heard is the radio man’s claim. That isn’t data. Data is the information he’s Looking at to make the claim.
Invalid tactics? Dude you are a joke who has obviously never been in an actual debate in their life (except over whether a customer underpaid).
You want everyone else to refute whether the data we haven’t seen from a radio show is fake or not? That’s not how it works. You made the claim, you must provide the evidence.
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Tell me you’ve never been in a debate without telling me you’ve never been in a debate
Yeah, he must be intellectually challenged. This is sad.
-Stork