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(Jul 20, 2025 02:55 AM)Magical Realist Wrote: Spare us your pretentious logic bullshit. The argument I made stands unrefuted. Here it is again. I'll just keep reposting it till you admit the truth.

"If not voting alone makes my opinion irrelevant, which I already thoroughly disproved, then voting alone would make my opinion relevant. There's no way around it. That's your position and you have been refuted. Suck on it."

Oh, now logic is bullshit? IOW, you still don't understand this very basic logic.
And a fallacious argument by repetition is all you have.

Got it!
And no, I won't suck on it, creep.

"If not voting alone makes my opinion irrelevant, which I already thoroughly disproved, then voting alone would make my opinion relevant. There's no way around it. That's your position and you have been refuted. Suck on it."

Well, we've found MR's mantra.

You know an idiot leftist is out of arguments when they just start chanting the same thing over and over. Good preparation for mob mentality.

"In God We Trust"..E = mc2..."It is what it is." Mantras and mottos are repeated because they are true and universally applicable. There's simply nothing more to add to them.

(Jul 20, 2025 06:57 AM)Magical Realist Wrote: "In God We Trust"..E = mc2..."It is what it is." Mantras and mottos are repeated because they are true and universally relevant. There's simply nothing more to add to them.

A mantra is a sacred utterance, a numinous sound, a syllable, word or phonemes, or group of words believed by practitioners to have religious, magical or spiritual powers. - wiki

Maybe learn what words mean before making a fool of yourself. 9_9

Maybe learn that words usually have multiple means depending on how they are used moron:

"mantra"
noun [ C ]
us /ˈmæn.trə/ uk /ˈmæn.trə/

1) (especially in Hinduism and Buddhism) a word or sound that is believed to have a special spiritual power:
A personal mantra is sometimes repeated as an aid to meditation or prayer.

2) a word or phrase that is often repeated and expresses a particular strong belief:
The British fans chanted that familiar soccer mantra: "Here we go, here we go, here we go..."

And you think people have "strong belief" in, repeat, or chant "E=mc2" or "it is what it is"?
You're just digging your illiterate hole deeper.

(Jul 20, 2025 09:54 PM)Syne Wrote: And you think people have "strong belief" in, repeat, or chant "E=mc2" or "it is what it is"?
You're just digging your illiterate hole deeper.

Not chant asswipe. Repeat. Why else would it be repeated so much?

Your bolded definition literally gives the example of a chant. Maybe you should go read it again.

Or do you actually, ridiculously believe that any repeated fact, saying, adage, etc., are all mantras? Not repeated back to back, like a chant, but just repeated with any intervening interval of time. How many times in your life do you think you have to repeat a fact for it to become a mantra? Twice? More?

:lol

Quote:Or do you actually, ridiculously believe that any repeated fact, saying, adage, etc., are all mantras? Not repeated back to back, like a chant, but just repeated with any intervening interval of time.

Did you forget the definition already?

2) a word or phrase that is often repeated and expresses a particular strong belief: