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Date: 2006-12-10 07:20 pm (UTC)Ahh. *nods* I seem not to have changed the plane, at all, but rather shifted the target of the argument: having solidified that to choose one's actions in such a regard is one's prerogative, whether another asks that one act differently or not, now I'm challenging the asking itself...
Looking at the beginning of the situation, it seems as though what I was originally doing was challenging the asking: it occurs to me briefly to wonder whether I could have gone straight to the direct challenging of the asking, but it makes sense that I would have to first show that something was justified before I showed that a thing against it was unjustified.
...which is not tantamount to the willingness to supress the unjustified thing, nor the belief that it should be supressed, but rather a disagreement that it should have been said in the first place... not to stop a thing being said, but rather after it has been said show that the saying/asking is flawed... no, my word before was better: 'unreasonable'.
Of course, the second stage is not yet cleared. Just treat this sub-comment (comment? third comment for this level?) as an analysis (self-analysis? Partial self-analysis?) of my own debating style. Or not style, rather progression... does this count as a debate? Hmm. *thoughts resharpen a little* Even if it doesn't, that's the closest word that comes to mind right now, and for now it will have to serve.
*smiles (slightly? oh look, thoughts unsharpening again...); posts* (Heh... whatever works.)