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Could Australia’s gay marriage debate be the next revolt against the establishment? : Comments
By Lyle Shelton, published 21/11/2016Blowing up the plebiscite was never about protecting vulnerable gays from Christian hate merchants, it was about making sure the issue did not find its way into the hands of ordinary people who might not do as they are told.
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<<Really AJ? wasn't it you that said I didn't really have gay friends?>>
Yes, it was. O-o-o-o-oh, have I incorrectly assumed that you were straight? Sorry. But you’ve got to admit, it’s a bit out of the ordinary for a gay person to mention their gay friends before their own status as a gay person in a debate like this.
<<Wasn't it you that cast aspersions on my reliability and truthfulness... >>
Yes. What relevance does this have to your sexuality, though? Or are you now referring to my supposed ad hominem? Sorry, but an ad hominem fallacy is a personal attack in lieu of a reasoned argument. If I provide a reasoned argument, then any insinuations from me are no longer an ad hominem fallacy.
For your convenience, again: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ad_hominem
<<... you seem to spend as I said a lot of time playing the man and not debating facts… >
Less than half, actually. Not at all, most of the time. I don’t think that would constitute “a lot” to most.
<<Since we have so little number of posts per day, please stop wasting my time.>>
Me waste your posts? You’re the one who simply dug their heel in and repeated their assertions without addressing any responses or challenges to them. And now that you’ve appealed to repetition, you’re going to pretend that what I've said is amusing somehow. How about you spend a post addressing my response? Now that wouldn't be a waste.
Oh, and a rofflemayo to you too.