Frank writes: < If a strawman argument is meant to ridicule an opposing point of view you can say preposterous things. >
My experience is that people that use strawman arguments may *not* be acting in bad faith. Rather they don’t know how to argue. To argue is nothing more than to hurt the opponent once emotions are elevated. Marcus
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