Arguing with a MAGAt

[Newest Reality]

7. I know.

Just keep in mind that rarely do you ever change a person's confirmation bias, especially in short exchanges. In fact, you might even be reinforcing their fortress of ignorance because each opportunity they get to react to a challenge fires up their emotional circuits and evokes whatever ideas they have that they think are plausible. Then, they come away with a self-inflicted reward response.

Or, just have a lot of fun with it, be resilient and enjoy the sport of improving your ability to befuddle them using cunning lingual devices like many master debaters.

"Do not argue with a fool. He will drag you down to his level and beat you with experience." - That's attributed to Mark Twain, but I am not so sure.

“The problem with the world is that the intelligent people are full of doubt, while the stupid people are full of confidence.”

—Charles Bukowski