what am i supposed to do when you rely on lies of omission, self concocted tales of bigoted persecution straight out of the fiction aisle, or derive a contradiction out of your own arguments?
are you saying my goal in argument should be to not hurt your poor little feelings?
1) There was no lie of omission. I didn't know what the exact ruling was, I'd only heard that there had been a ruling. My statement was certainly ignorant--that was the point of the post--but obviously not a lie of any sort.
2) I never claimed any kind of bigoted persecution. I was not eligible for any special consideration because I was white. Other people with inferior credentials--without any measurement of SES--received special consideration. The point of my post in that affirmative action topic was to condemn the use of race-based affirmative action over SES-based affirmative action. I think SES is far more meaningful than race.
3) What you try to label as contradiction is often not. Your typical approach is to take a general statement that is generally true and then to find an exception. If your opponent acknowledges that you're correctly identified an exception, you declare that they've contradicted themselves and invalidated the rest of their argument. Obviously this tactic is spurious.
Finally, you should know you never hurt my feelings. I'm not silly enough to take things said anonymously on the internet seriously.