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What do you call it when someone says he values something and acts in an opposite manner?
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1. Some people say that they don't like insults. That sounds great ! How civil, how honest.
2. Then, if they don't like someone, they proceed to use insults .. oh?
3. Therefore, some people say things that sound nice.. but behave differently. There are labels for that kind of behaviour.. but I will call out a contradiction when I see it. In my example, I will quote a member in DI twice.
2. Then, if they don't like someone, they proceed to use insults .. oh?
3. Therefore, some people say things that sound nice.. but behave differently. There are labels for that kind of behaviour.. but I will call out a contradiction when I see it. In my example, I will quote a member in DI twice.
Some people like to try and maintain a pretense of civility while being here in bad faith and foolishly think no one else will notice. Good luck Blascat; you are going to need it. And good riddence.and:
Blascat: " So, when someone insults a debate opponent, do you consider that to be an honest tactic, or an obnoxious distraction from an otherwise honest debate? "
The other member who shall not be named : " No, I find it neither an honest tactic nor an obnoxious distraction. Instead, I find insults (assuming you are talking about -calling each other names) irrelevant to the debate topic.
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