Rhade 说:JFC are you kidding me?
He attacks a random element relatively unrelated to the bigger picture of my post then you jump on my back about it too? Really?
Whenever you have to say "prove" with quotation marks in an argument as your evidence, I'd say that discredits you pretty quickly. I'd also say it discredits you rather quickly when you're saying that the solar system revolves around the earth. Besides, it really doesn't matter when you look at what my OP was getting at.
That's like me saying "WELL, THE LETTER A HAS NEVER BEEN FULLY ESTABLISHED TO BE LEGAL IN THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE, AND AS SUCH, YOU USING IT IN YOUR POST MAKES THE ENTIRE POINT OF YOUR MESSAGE QUESTIONABLE. RESPONSES IN GREEN."
My point wasn't directed towards whether some crazy bastards believe the earth is flat -- it isn't. My point wasn't aimed at what EXACTLY Y2K entailed, nor is it entirely relevant to talk about the exact details of buying indulgences.
My post was just meant to say that bandwagoning is an extremely weak argument, and using some historical demonstrations to show that simply because most people believe something doesn't make it true; it's a logical theory, you nit-picking nancy.
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Perhaps, but those things were quasi-witty generalizations meant to support your point by attempting to make people who believed something completely rational (at the time of belief), ie. not a bandwagon, look stupid or even crazy (I read the word sheep in your post, so apparently you think people who believed with those majority were simply sheeple). When we actually proved those things to be rational at the time, your argument was exposed to contain a rather big fallacy in itself--appeal to the ridicule.
Likewise, responses in *color* is just a convenient way to address points quickly without breaking up the original quote; it's used quite a bit. You really don't have to have a cow over it






