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@Tarik
Do you not remember all of my lectures about the two different definitions of subjective? Are you that biased? Note how nothing you said actually refuted my points, its just you repeating the same tired BS over and over again, that I put down in our Dm, that I put down in the other thread, and I'll it again here. (Side note - did you not read it? Did you fail to notice that the only part you responded to had "final" in the title, that implies there were arguments prior to it, you gonna respond to those?). I have already answered the questions about appeals to emotion and demonstrated how YOU DO NOT NEED ANY EMOTIONAL ARGUMENTS, whatsoever to argue for subjectivity. You have not provided a single shred of evidence that I used emotion whatsoever besides mere speculation that isn't even reasoned correctly. Please, try again. You have failed to make ANY points here. After I stopped responding to you in the other thread, I thought I was being a bit harsh, but I see I was wrong to give you the benefit of the doubt again. You now have two options, you can A) Continue on in your never ending red herring chase, and be blocked by me immediately after, or B) Actually engage in the argument I presented and not bring up something I have already disproven twice.