re: #776 elbruce

Remember folks, if while providing an extensive and precise point-by-point criticism of the arguments presented by someone, if in passing you should happen to also mention their spelling or grammar, that’s all they’ll respond to.

“They say you should never hit a man with a closed fist, but it is, on occasion, high-larious.”
—Capt. Mal Reynolds, “Firefly”

One way I point out to people that their “arguments” are ridiculous and on no account to be taken seriously is to mock their diction, grammar, or spelling.

Bad syntax and tortured grammar are nearly infallible signs of poor thinking, and this gentleman has shown more than enough of both on this thread.