Asked and Answered: Debunking "Name the Trait"
June 5, 2017
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In this video I revisit, my debate performance against OGMIZEN, Vegan Revolutions, & Ask Yourself. I first go over some of the complaints supporters of mine had about the format. I explain why none of these complaints hold water. Then I follow it up with complaints that were actually valid. The one related to me conceding to Ask Yourself when I shouldn't have. Turns out I fucked up, I let him re-frame my argument in a way that allowed it to be torn apart. In this video I restate my argument as originally intended & Issac's premise completely falls apart.
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