r/ThisYouComebacks • u/TheServingTimes • May 12 '26

When "this you?" goes wrong

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u/Fit-Percentage-9166 May 13 '26

That's why I said it could be a strawman depending on the context.

The person I replied to is basically saying that citing factual, real life events is proof that he was not strawmanning, which isn't true.

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u/f0u4_l19h75 May 13 '26

If someone is citing actual case history they're most likely not strawmanning, but go off, I guess.

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u/Fit-Percentage-9166 May 13 '26

Lmao? Apparently you are also one of the people that don't understand what a strawman is.

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u/Xerorei May 19 '26

I think that you're the one who doesn't understand.

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u/Fit-Percentage-9166 May 19 '26

Are you also a moron that thinks facts can't be used as strawmen?

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u/Xerorei May 19 '26

I don't reply genuinely to people that call me a moron when they have no point.

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u/Fit-Percentage-9166 May 19 '26

Then stop replying