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In reply to the discussion: When it comes to religious belief, or lack of, name calling is not dialogue. [View all]trotsky
(49,533 posts)102. Classic pattern of narcissists, too.
We see it in Trump to the extreme, but basically everything he does and thinks is automatically true. No one can have a legitimate disagreement with him - they're a "hater" or funded by Soros.
Others express the sentiment differently, by using terms like "choir" to try and discredit others as being part of some faceless group conducted by someone else.
At any rate, a lecture on namecalling from guillaumeb is quite comedic.
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When it comes to religious belief, or lack of, name calling is not dialogue. [View all]
guillaumeb
Nov 2018
OP
I agree. I've come to understand that if I call an evangelical Christian a "Fundie,"
Still In Wisconsin
Nov 2018
#1
If you're going to accuse me of ad hominem, you should have the integrity to explain yourself
Major Nikon
Nov 2018
#19
Moving the goal posts is a common tactic of those uninterested in civil discourse
Major Nikon
Nov 2018
#85