Tactics (Ping list)

Townhall.com ^ | April 29, 2016 | Mike Adams

[Gaffer]

I think that kind of bathroom should be like some of the far eastern ones I’ve seen. Two footprints and a hole in the floor.

[Nifster]

Rule number one in any debate....define the terms

[Tax-chick]

Bttt.

[exDemMom]

I think that kind of bathroom should be like some of the far eastern ones I’ve seen. Two footprints and a hole in the floor.

That kind of bathroom is used a lot in public places in Europe, as well.

All I can say is, women do not have good aim...

[exDemMom]

I like that tactic. I wish I could think faster on my feet, but, unless I am talking about a topic I know really really well (like the subject of my PhD), the only way I can employ such a tactic is through the written medium.

[dware]

Read David Horowitz’s “Art of Political War and Other Radical Pursuits”. An eye opener.

[randita]

Game over, ladies and gentlemen. There simply is no way for the anti-HB2 crusaders to recover from that one.

Not quite. Liberalism is inconsistent and that is one of its strengths. Liberals are free to a apply their own twisted sense of logic any which way they choose, even if it's crazy inconsistent. If you oppose them, you are always the one who is a bigot, racist, etc. It is your mere opposition that makes you so and has nothing to do with logic or consistency.

[NonValueAdded]

The Colombo tactic, I like that!

“Oh, just one more thing ...”

:)

[IronJack]

Good point. Bear in mind that marxists do not feel obliged to credit Reason when arguing, unless doing so advances their cause. If they lose the argument to logic — which they often do — they ignore the logic and just yell louder, stomp their feet, and burn some cars. Like children, it’s not about doing what’s right or sound; it’s about doing what they WANT to do.

Logic alone is not enough to defeat the Left, but it does serve to expose the paucity of their ideology.

[mad_as_he$$]

What do you mean by that? ;-)

[exDemMom]

Lol!

:)

[Night Hides Not]

I'm in a feisty mood this morning. Fridays are casual days, which means t-shirt and jeans. I'm wearing one of my favorite shirts today, emblazoned with "Atlas Shrugged, now nonfiction."

I expect less than 5 of my 30 coworkers to even have a clue as to the message. I've never been in an office where my coworkers were not inquisitive, or particularly well read. I guess I'm the crazy old coot here. lol

[chesley]

These are good tactics, assuming that your opponents are actually motivated by what they profess to be.

I do not think leftists are. They will just change to another subject.

However, he who gets to ask the questions has the power. Just ask any criminal suspect in the hands of the police.

[marktwain]

Most of the time you will not be up against a well read, hard core “progressive”.

The vast majority of “progressives” have never really thought out what they profess. They are just following what they percieve as the “popular” position.

[The Spirit Of Allegiance]

Well worth a read by all here —

A rare ping to the mother-of-all-ping-lists list.

And don’t forget to read Psalm 2 now and then.

[circlecity]

I have long been a fan of Greg Koukl - his book “Tactics” is excellent.

[Squantos]

Thanks .....

[Pelham]

Sometimes works on people who are open to debate.

Our foes are about seizing power, not winning debates.

[E.G.C.]

BTTT