Quote (Beowulf @ 6 Jun 2016 14:24)
You almost always give up in our back and forths because I have a stronger basis for my ideas or reasoning.
You engage in discourse until you realize you are making a losing argument and then claim exhaustion as the reason you exit.
Whether Sanders' policies/ideas are good or bad and regardless of whether HRC is a much stronger candidate or not, you eventually found yourself unable to defend your argument that Bernie's 9.95 million voters should be left out in the cold because you realized it was a losing battle.
Not only were you not able to defend this argument but you were also unable or unwilling to quantify or defend your claims that Sanders' supporters are simply "fad" or "young and dumb" voters.
Two different paths you could have taken in defending your initial position were a ) simply admitting that you personally dislike Sanders, his voters, or the way he has run his campaign and/or want Hillary Clinton's ideas to represent all of the DNC's platform or b ) arguing for a winner-take-all Democratic representation system where the DNC nominee with the most votes should have 100% control of a party's platform and the other candidates should have zero influence.