MontanaHatchet said:
Thank you. For the OP: I'd like to see substantial discussion. If one wants to indicate trends, statistics are an important part of that. For example, if I were to state that rates of obesity are higher in the American South than the Northeast, I would provide a graph like this:
The statistics support my claim and I've backed up my argument. If you would like to have worthwhile discussions about politics, it's something to consider. |
i wasn't indicating trends just debating with kowen what i was trying to say
We were just debating and he came out and said that what i said was 'compeltely incorrect' which isn't relevant in our conversation as we weren't debating facts but just having a conversation.
yeah statistics help in a debate about trends but i din't really want to debate it in the first place as i was just having a conversation








