Goatseye said:
Bandorr said:
"to direct unfavorable criticism against; criticize severely; argue with strongly:"
Example:" He attacked his opponent's statement."
So yes according to the dictionary I used the correct word, and that my comparison is apt. Even the example exactly nails what you did. You weren't countering any points - you were attacking the person and thier statement.
Attempts to play semantic games - such as "is it really an attack" - are generally the last vestige of a dying argument. Specially with coupled with petty comments like "get your reading and comprehension right".
Just like in the other thread - I can see there is nothing to be gained by talking to someone who rather attack the person than the point. So I will be abandoning this thread for higher grounds - because it appears to be sinking quickly.
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So in your own words, I might as well blow someone up, knock them out and it would have the same weight as criticizing reviewers' opinion on a forum.
Higher ground? LOL, your comparison couldn't even take flight. Attacking someone's opinion is different from attacking a person. Capisce.
And I agree on your abandoning thread cause you didn't add any substance to it.
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Bandorr is right. Amusing read though Goaty boy and you comments are full of irony. Anyway, that's my two pennies. Moving on!
