You do not have to have autism to be invested in an argument.

He knows. He does this every time he makes a dumb mistake. Next thread it will be something else. Meanwhile the only problem I keep pointing out is that his reading comprehension tanks when he realizes hes losing.

Losing what? His opinion?

Is your English comprehension this bad? I said he seems to be on the spectrum because of semantic faux pas that he has regularly when trying to argue me, not because he isn't invested in an argument.




Still haven't addressed how i inaccurately represented the id argument. I actually provided an argument for my position while you just keep spamming one sentence platitudes completely unrelated to my actual point.

It's pretty funny tbh your posting is pretty predictable and it goes something along these lines:

>Make some shallow point or claim that is usually no longer than a line or two.
>Someone calls you out on the claim because it's inaccurate or you haven't provided enough supporting detail for your claim
>Usually dodge the original argument and go on tangents or something loosely related
> Once you get called out, you turn to your usual defensive mechanism of saying the person is too stupid to understand or how in the past you've won or established something, therefore there's no reason to discuss things further, etc.

Whether it's me, Cambo, Goom or other posters, its usually the same formula. I have nothing to prove against you, your intellectual cowardice has been on display for years now.

I actually did address it, and it was pretty clear and concise. Sorry your reading comprehension is so poor.

Rest is just your butthurt. I can have decent conversation with pretty much everybody here, you can only with like three people because once you find out they disagree your reading comprehension turns to zero.

This post was edited by Thor123422 on Jul 2 2018 10:16pm

And i am saying, you saying he is autistic because he debates you this way is ignorant and crass.
Not to mention you are JUST as bad as he is.
Literally every time you reach a point where you realize some one will not just agree with you, you turn into a shit poster and just spam the same crap for days.
Strangely enough cambo is the worst of the worst here for this shit and you bring him up as an example.

This post was edited by Plaguefear on Jul 2 2018 10:37pm

The difference is I'm actually capable of having a good conversation

void goes off the rails like this with EVERYBODY. Every time he engages with anybody his reading comprehension has a total breakdown when they disagree with him.

Meanwhile I only do this crap with void, because his problem really is his poor reading comprehension stemming from emotional outrage that he has to justify a point.

This post was edited by Thor123422 on Jul 2 2018 11:03pm

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#TheWestIsTheBest

Yes, I have met several who vote every election. Obviously they don't vote at the same rate as the general public, but they still do vote. And yes, I.D. should be free to obtain; that would remove one barrier of access and make voter I.D. laws closer to reasonable.

I've lived my life near San Francisco and San Luis Obispo, both of which have large homeless populations. I've volunteered in soup kitchens and homeless shelters. I've spoken with them, made acquaintances that lasted years, and played with their children. I'd wager I've spent more time conversing with poor blacks, whites, and Latinos than most users on this subforum.



It is not a racial trait, it is a socioeconomic trait. Did you even read what I wrote?

Obtaining official documents is more difficult for those who do not have the money, time, or transport to obtain said documents. Blacks and Latinos are disproportionately represented among the population who do not have the time, money, or transport to obtain said documents. Blacks and Latinos disproportionately vote Democrat. It is apparent to anyone with eyes that voter I.D. laws are an attempt to suppress minority vote for political gain.

Voter ID has nothing to do with race, w/e you may assume. It is to prevent voter fraud.
I think voter fraud should be more of a worry than the tiny amount of unemployed and/or homeless that this might affect.