Originally posted by: GhostAlpha26Originally posted by: TiptupAs for what you said about "getting emotional over video games" and being "nutty," I stated no logical fallacies in response to that. With the normal, logical understanding of your statement, you clearly communicated that people who "get" emotions about a games are being "nutty" in your "opinion." As you said, you
"indirectly" called me nutty. Nowhere did I discuss the "direct" or "indirect" nature of your words; therefore, you make a clear logical fallacy when you accuse me of such. (Is this making sense to you?)
Direct and Indirect statements are implied.
Uhh, by who and where exactly?
I only said the following:
"You called me nutty, and if I can't make a lighthearted reply to that then you're the one who clearly has issues."
At no point in that sentence did I ever imply the notion that you communicated your words to me in a "direct" or "indirect" fashion. I simply said that you "called me nutty." If you disagree with my assessment of that sentence, then you must argue from that sentence alone.
Originally posted by: GhostAlpha26Originally posted by: TiptupI didn't say "fuck you" by itself, nor do I believe "fuck you" to be lighthearted on its own
You stated that “if I cant make a lighthearted reply” which was “Fuck you too”
The “too” at the end does not make it any less of a direct statement to the person you replied to. The “too,” simply says I am saying Fuck you, to you (me) since something you (I) said got to me (you).
lol So, let me get this straight: You believe that the "too" says that you are saying "fuck you" to yourself since something you said got to me? lol

Good Lord.
Are you even following the logical progression of your own arguments in this thread, Ghost? I never said anything about the directness or indirectness of "fuck you too." That was obviously very direct and I clearly meant it to be direct. You're arguing nothing of substance at this point. If you wish to stick to the argument then go back to what you were originally arguing.
Originally posted by: GhostAlpha26Originally posted by: Tiptup
(in general). In fact, you're the one making another logical fallacy by stating that I believed or said that.
You did say that though, its right there (above). By stating so, this also implies you believe it as well. You believe a response of “Fuck you too” to be lighthearted otherwise you would not have said it and then tagged it as a lighthearted response.
lol, you didn't even read everything that I actually said. It would be nice if you tried to comprehend my words before immediately replying to them. This is getting very brilliant.
I said that "fuck you too" was lighthearted in the context that it was given. I never said that "fuck you," by itself is lighthearted. Therefore, I never said or believed that "fuck you" was lighthearted. It's not that complicated. Just use a little brainpower, please.
Originally posted by: GhostAlpha26Originally posted by: TiptupIf you actually go back and look, you will see that I said,
"Fuck you too." This can easily be understood as lighthearted by virtue of the fact that you never said "fuck you" first (and thus my reply was silly),
This may be debated but something gets lost in the translation when done online, its not real life.
Anything may be debated, but I contend that the context should have been clear to you. Maybe you were having a bad day, or you just wanted to be antagonistic, but you clearly misread what I was saying. Hell, you even devoted an entire post to admitting that you didn't realize the humor in my statement. That's not my fault.
Originally posted by: GhostAlpha26Say someone was giving a speech and said something that these people are crazy for one reason or another and someone in the crowd raised their hand and said I have a question “your crazy,” that’s silly.
That sentence is great. It truly displays your precise logical skills.
Originally posted by: GhostAlpha26Now using that same situation replace “your crazy” with “fuck you,” two clearly different situations and possible outcomes.
Yes, but you're now making the clear logical mistake of turning a very specific situation, with a specific context, into a more generic situation, with a generic context, and the two are not equivalent by any means. The generic conversation could potentially be lighthearted (especially considering how "fuck you" might have been said). For instance, let's imagine that the person giving the speech said, "In my opinion, people who oppose the violent torture and dismemberment of innocent puppies are insane!" Then let's say I respectfully raised my hand and gained permission to ask a question, stood up, said "fuck you" (with a big smile on my face), and then walked away. That would be a very lighthearted response on my part. So, as you can see, specific contexts are very important to people when we try to analyze something with logic. Does this make sense?
Uhg, and let me clarify yet again: I said "fuck you too." I didn't say "fuck you" by itself (as the person in your generic example did). In case you aren't noticing, I'm trying to use precise logic here and it would be nice if you could do the same. You can use precise logic, correct?
Originally posted by: GhostAlpha26To wrap up, if we wanted to get really technical you committed the fallacy of ad hominem (against the person). Which is ultimately the biggest logical fallacy and there is no way of getting around that your reply was totally flawed from the beginning with the initial response of “Fuck you too.”