P.s. if you took speech and debate or competed in tournaments, you would know if you called someone "silly" or called their argument or information "idiotic" you would LOSE points and creditibility. Lines like "Maybe I was misinformed" are quite negative as well, and aren't necessary.
I am not trying to piss anyone off by pointing out this information, but I think it is more important to take a socratic method when trying to answer questions, which I understand is not easy or even preferred by some people.
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Political arguments do not exist, after all, for people to believe in them, rather they serve as a common, agreed-upon excuse. Foolish people who take them in earnest sooner or later discover inconsistencies in them, begin to protest and finish finally and infamously as heretics.
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