[Clint N. Suhks]

You're good at squirming out of inconvienent situations by calling the other person names.

I didn't call you a name but Ms. Hyperbole will do. And I've answered your quetion several times but here goes again. You address the argument with simple right an wrong, not logic because logic can change, get it?

[Cathryn Crawford]

That's nonsense. Logic doesn't change.

[Qwerty]

"You address the argument with simple right an wrong, not logic because logic can change, get it?"

In other words, don't use any other methods but the also often changeable concept of right and wrong to persuade people.

Clint, why not use logic if it might win people over?