Publius1787
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That is intellectual dishonesty and an indicator of bias. I merely stated a proposition.
Upholding the Constitution is neither intellectually dishonest nor biased.
That you had to resort to such baseless allegations exposes the weakness of your position.
I was unaware that the constitution forbade amendments. I was also unaware that the Constitution considered those who advocate for such an amendment intellectually dishonest. Please point the that clause of the U.S. Constitution that says these things.
If my proposition was baseless then so was the opposite. And yet you ignore the opposite and attack mine. Why? Because you have a bias toward the opposite argument which is equally improvable, though, ignored by you. That's intellectual dishonesty.
Your fallacious strawman is duly noted and ignored!
A straw man is when you set up a fictional argument not proposed by the opposite party for the sole purpose of dismantling an argument that was never proposed. I did nothing of the sort. Now, must I explain what "duly" means as well? How old are you kid?