I have been informed that this post has been flagged and hidden by the moderators. Since it contains no explicit words or images, I can only assume it was flagged because I posted it in the wrong category, one which prohibits “politics”. So, I am re-posting it here in a category bearing no such prohibition. I can think of no event more current than politics.
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Pretty funny but arguments are not for winning. Debates are. Arguments are for learning.
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“No they’re not!”
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Not with a narcissist 
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Are you saying I shouldn’t “argue” with you?
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Not if we have something interesting, important or funny to argue about.
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Guys… you both had won aruments even before I posted mine. 
I still cannot choose the word that describes you… 
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Forgive me, @Robert1246. My first response to you was a deep dive for a ‘Monty Python’ reference. I had hopes somebody would pick up on it and respond in kind. sigh Not today, I guess.
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@David38 Better luck next time. 
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I forgive you. It did seem a little funny. I just came up with the best response I could.
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LOL! When I read your “argument” that’s the first thing I thought of! Then I thought, I’m probably the only one who would have read that to myself with an English accent.
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Bravo, @Joseph488!
@BRUCE26, nice graphic! I might make it my new screen saver.
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This flaming guy is just me hugging BRUCE 26 with burning Love for sure 
What’s the saying… “I never lose. I either win or I learn.”? I always thought a liberal leaning individual had their hate on for learning the first thing. Even if it would serve them.
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Hello and welcome @ZeroChaos80
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I got it Dave , I just got up “I’m here for an argument " no you’re not”
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Cute. Now, do you actually know what each word actually defines? Go ahead, impress me! Hehehehehehe
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The very sad part is: there is way too much truth to the post!
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In logic and philosophy, an argument is a series of statements (in a natural language), called the premises or premisses (both spellings are acceptable), intended to determine the degree of truth of another statement, the conclusion.
Conclusion: A is true (false).
de·bate
[dəˈbāt]
NOUN
- a formal discussion on a particular topic in a public meeting or legislative assembly, in which opposing arguments are put forward:
You say tom a to, I say tom ah to. Debate is a vehicle for argument…and so it goes…
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So what else can we argue about? Not that I have the time right now.
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