Edward Lotterman Words like “ignorant,” “clueless,” “stupid,” “idiotic, “inane,” “moronic,” or “asinine” are harsh. They should not be used in reasoned argumentation, simply because they undermine the credibility of the person making the reasoned argument — the person who presumably … Continued
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