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bling bling Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Sun Apr-22-07 04:41 PM
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Do you change your position when someone likens it to a "Freeper"
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It's one of the most widely and ubiquitously used retorts that I see around here. How many times have you expressed an opinion about something and got a response that said something along the lines of "I thought only freepers felt that way." Do arguments like that ever cause you to change your position?

Just curious how effective that type of argument has been for others. And if that's not effective, I wonder what would be. What's the best way to get you to change your opinion? Not that I'd want to....
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