| JWeinCom said: I'll budge my position when I'm wrong. Which honestly does not happen all that often, because if I'm not confident about something (which is quite often) I keep my mouth shut on the subject. If your position is founded on solid reasoning and evidence, there is no reason to budge. If you're going to accuse me of not considering both sides... when you're not presenting any sort of argument... then that is absolutely irrational. I've tried my best to listen to you, but you're just not saying anything of value. If you refuse to back up what you're saying, what you're saying is worthless. If you don't think it is worth talking to me, then just don't. But don't initiate a conversation with me, refuse to give any kind of argument, and then say I'm too stubborn to reason with. Because that is frankly a dick move.
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There is no such thing as wrong in politics and the bolded only keeps validating why I won't even try to counter you considering when you already have a prejudice ...
