On arguments… posted in Communication, Consciousness / Read in Estimated reading time: 0 minutes Less than a minute / on January 11, 2010 / by Nathan Campbell / SHARE Tweet Two of the things I commonly say in arguments are the phrases “you aren’t listening to me” or “you don’t understand me”… What I mean is “you don’t agree with me. Idiot.” Leave a comment: [2 ] Tweet Follow @nm_campbell PREVIOUS POST← How to get rid of telemarketers NEXT POSTMaking “headlines” today → 2 Comments → On arguments… Peter Kutuzov (Kutz) January 12, 2010 at 6:48 am An interesting dynamic, no? :) What kind of arguments are we talking here, though? There are many varieties. st_eutychus January 13, 2010 at 10:10 am Any time that anybody disagrees with me. My rationale is that I am always right. And if you disagree you either lack comprehension skills or you have no interest in what I am saying. Otherwise you'd be convinced. Comments are closed.
Peter Kutuzov (Kutz) January 12, 2010 at 6:48 am An interesting dynamic, no? :) What kind of arguments are we talking here, though? There are many varieties.
st_eutychus January 13, 2010 at 10:10 am Any time that anybody disagrees with me. My rationale is that I am always right. And if you disagree you either lack comprehension skills or you have no interest in what I am saying. Otherwise you'd be convinced.
An interesting dynamic, no? :)
What kind of arguments are we talking here, though? There are many varieties.
Any time that anybody disagrees with me.
My rationale is that I am always right. And if you disagree you either lack comprehension skills or you have no interest in what I am saying. Otherwise you'd be convinced.