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soloferro · 09-18-2008

Oh well, your argument was simply that i should find better things to do with my time, which is a weak argument since I'm the one who decides what my time is worth. Perhaps if you enumerated the ways in which this is not process (no mention of the woman's change, etc.) you could have formed an effective argument, but as it is all you did was attempt to redefine the debate. While it is a perfectly valid tactic, when used against someone who is perfectly aware of it, it can be torn to shambles.

09-18-2008	#21
soloferro Banned Join Date: Sep 2008 Posts: 336	Re: Childrens book called There was an old woman Oh well, your argument was simply that i should find better things to do with my time, which is a weak argument since I'm the one who decides what my time is worth. Perhaps if you enumerated the ways in which this is not process (no mention of the woman's change, etc.) you could have formed an effective argument, but as it is all you did was attempt to redefine the debate. While it is a perfectly valid tactic, when used against someone who is perfectly aware of it, it can be torn to shambles.