Chud Running 265's fade

I was, but I'm not arguing with people who let themselves get bossed around by a guy with a pokemon pfp.
It's called some basic respect and decency, if he was on the 'ru not abiding by the rules, you bet your ass he'd get slapped to next month.
 
I gave you a source in the same way as you did beforehand.
The source in question had an explanation for a term, you're trying to derive a premise so those two aren't mutual.
No, an axiom. Try to follow along.
How would it be an axiom if it can be put into question? That means it isn't. So no you're not tracking.
 
The source in question had an explanation for a term, you're trying to derive a premise so those two aren't mutual.
It's explained in my source, too.
How would it be an axiom if it can be put into question? That means it isn't. So no you're not tracking.
You can question an axiom, many people have tried to prove various axioms wrong.
 
It's explained in my source, too.
Yeah, that’s what’s in question and what you’re supposed to probe or I’ll just dismiss that.
You can question an axiom, many people have tried to prove various axioms wrong.
So it’s not axiomatic? Cool.
 
>Yeah, that’s what’s in question and what you’re supposed to probe or I’ll just dismiss that.

>So it’s not axiomatic? Cool.
>The source in question had an explanation for a term, you're trying to derive a premise so those two aren't mutual.

>How would it be an axiom if it can be put into question? That means it isn't. So no you're not tracking.
>That's not "spoonfeeding" if the source itself is being put into question, and what you derive your claims from.

>Begging the question + Circular reasoning

>Prove that it is there in the first place, that's a presupposition.

>Go ahead and substantiate how that's an axiom.
>That's begging the question and that's circular reasoning.

>Justify how that source gives a basis for your claim.
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