Personal attacks against grammar? I'd call anyone out on their grammar, regardless of how long they've been here.
It was a non sequitur ad hominem. It's intent was to demean to poster on a personal level. There's no handwaving it. I believe you used the phrase "abysmal and embarrassing".
Same thing with facts. If someone is going to flat out say that Scott Walker will be elected President because he appeals to the Tea Party, then they're wrong and should be called out for it.
Except that's a misrepresentation of what he said. He said he thinks that Walker will win the election, and his Tea Party support will help him in the
primary, which is part of winning the election. Although I disagree with him it is not inherently factually incorrect to say that Scott Walker will win the 2016 election. It's a matter of speculation.
You completely overexaggerated my intent of the post. It's not like I told him to leave and to feel ashamed, I simply itemized why he's incorrect.
See above. You did do what you say at first, but then you just
had to go into your personal spiel.
And you really are not the person to call anyone else a dick, lol.
This is a textbook example of a
tu quoque fallacy. Basically the fallacy is that somehow by accusing someone of similar behavior (however justified) it somehow handwaves that fact that you are engaging in said behavior. As if it's somehow "okay" because the other person has done it also.
