Heated political debates vs Hyperventilating

[roberthughey]

Too much of the latter, a bit of the former, with an obvious lack of respectful debate.

True or not? AND what part do YOU play in which way it goes?

What part YOU play, never mind whatabout...............

If you disagree, you are

hyperventilating​

That's flaky!

 

[SNOWFLAKE]

If you disagree, you are

hyperventilating​

That's flaky!

Then stop hyperventilating, problem solved.

 

[roberthughey]

Then stop hyperventilating, problem solved.

The double down.

 

[Artymoon]

When YOU see those incendiary titles do YOU hyperventilate? And, are YOU only concerned about incendiary titles from one side or do you consider ANY criticism of Trump as being incendiary as well? Did you hyperventilate when you saw this thread?

Careful, the usage of all caps is a sure sign of drama.

 

[Artymoon]

People who support trump call facts hyperventilating when presented for our discussions.

Again, I'll direct you to the new threads page.

 

[Luce]

Other.

I have reasoned, if heated, political arguments.

My opponents hyperventilate.

 

[Luce]

I don't start threads for the most part. In the last one I did start, all I said was that I was back posting after many years, and that elicited a gang pile of attacks against me by authoritarian leftists

Maybe they just personally dislike you.

 

[SMTA]

I don't start threads for the most part. In the last one I did start, all I said was that I was back posting after many years, and that elicited a gang pile of attacks against me by authoritarian leftists

That was predicated by your history of posting nasty, stupid shit constantly.
Nobody to blame but yourself.

 

[Fearandloathing]

Interesting observation, I only know Canadian conservatives and they are VERY VERY good at debating without hyperventilating. Can't say I have noticed the same about American conservatives.

I would lose the word "very" in wake of conservative leader Dingus McDoofus and his stunning brainless performance in the last election. When a bland waffle like Carney can outshine you without working up a sweat its time to move on.

He reminds me of a guy I played hockey with. Jesus! Could he TALK a good game, but when the puck hit the ice he was always out of position.

Good hair though

 

[Luce]

Interesting observation, I only know Canadian conservatives and they are VERY VERY good at debating without hyperventilating. Can't say I have noticed the same about American conservatives.

Also, Canadian conservatives look eerily alive if you see them out of the corner of your eye.

 

[reflechissez]

I don't start threads for the most part. In the last one I did start, all I said was that I was back posting after many years, and that elicited a gang pile of attacks against me by authoritarian leftists

That's not all you said. And why do you try to hide your posting history?

 

[Juks]

I prefer a factual debate where you might actually learn something from someone who thinks differently. But how can you have a debate with people who cheer while their leader dismantles their democracy, and with it, all debate? I try to take it with stoic arrogance, but it’s a bit too surreal to prevent myself from eventually hyperventilating.

 

[roberthughey]

The majority of threads here are the result of trolls

If an op indulges in preemptive invective that uses hyperbolic language and attacks anybody on the other side, it is a troll thread.

It's just monkeys throwing poop kind of stuff.

AKA this thread.

 

[roberthughey]

When YOU see those incendiary titles do YOU hyperventilate? And, are YOU only concerned about incendiary titles from one side or do you consider ANY criticism of Trump as being incendiary as well? Did you hyperventilate when you saw this thread?

Explain what you mean by hyperventilate?

 

[SNOWFLAKE]

Explain what you mean by hyperventilate?

hyperventilate
verb
to breathe too quickly and so cause too much oxygen to enter the blood:
to become too excited:

 

[SNOWFLAKE]

I would lose the word "very" in wake of conservative leader Dingus McDoofus and his stunning brainless performance in the last election. When a bland waffle like Carney can outshine you without working up a sweat its time to move on.

He reminds me of a guy I played hockey with. Jesus! Could he TALK a good game, but when the puck hit the ice he was always out of position.

Good hair though

I voted for Doug Ford.

 

[roberthughey]

hyperventilate
verb
to breathe too quickly and so cause too much oxygen to enter the blood:
to become too excited:

When do "you" know this is happening?

Since you can't see any of the posters, do you have a sixth sense you use?

 

[SNOWFLAKE]

Careful, the usage of all caps is a sure sign of drama.

OR a sign of emphasis.

 

[SNOWFLAKE]

One example of hyperventilating is when you have to go on and on and on and on ..............

If you disagree, you are

hyperventilating​

That's flaky!

The double down.

AKA this thread.

Explain what you mean by hyperventilate?

When do "you" know this is happening?

Since you can't see any of the posters, do you have a sixth sense you use?

More of the same to come I am sure. Fine by mean. Some people DO get defensive. I prefer to move on and discuss other topics rather than do this all day long. But hey, if you want to, do carry on.

 

[roberthughey]

One example of hyperventilating is when you have to go on and on and on and on ..............











More of the same to come I am sure. Fine by mean. Some people DO get defensive. I prefer to move on and discuss other topics rather than do this all day long. But hey, if you want to, do carry on.

You don't react well when you get challenged on this BS.

 

[Along Came Jones]

OR a sign of emphasis.

OR a sign of low vision or some other physical disability.

(OR for drama or for emphasis or . . .)

 

[SNOWFLAKE]

OR a sign of low vision or some other physical disability.

(OR for drama or for emphasis or . . .)

What a person sees, he sees.

 

[PopMartian]

The ‘Great Debates’ in international relations theory​

IJ Benneyworth

These disputes throughout IR’s short history have come to be known as ‘The Great Debates’, and though disputed it is generally felt there have been four, namely ‘Realism/Liberalism’, ‘Traditionalism/Behaviouralism’, ‘Neorealism/Neoliberalism’ and the most recent ‘Rationalism/Reflectivism’.

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Link: https://www.e-ir.info/2011/05/20/th...t IR's short,recent 'Rationalism/Reflectivism'.

 

[Artymoon]

OR a sign of emphasis.

I think this thread has already outed you.

 

[SNOWFLAKE]

I think this thread has already outed you.

Really? I love the wishful thinking. But keep after me, I will just sit back and watch you hyperventilate