"When you do so you are using a big word, but you clearly don't know what it means."
More ad-hominem.
From Oxford English Dictionary:
"[an argument] directed against a person rather than the position they are maintaining."
"When you do so you are using a big word, but you clearly don't know what it means."
That is the ad-hominem. You are claiming that I am "incapable of", "clearly don't know" etc. which are not only ad-hominem (that is, they are targeted at me as a person) but they are also clearly wrong.
If you don't want to engage in ad-hominem, don't throw out personal insults in a discussion. That means, don't attribute malice, stupidity, ignorance, etc. to the person you are debating with. Which you have done and continue to do in this thread.
Aug 08, 2020 at 02:31 PM
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