First off, I only break down posts because it's extremely unwieldy not too. Having to scroll a ton and keep track of where I am on the post otherwise is nigh impossible.
In this post I can't, because the point is summed up in the second paragraph. But my response here doesn't need to anyway.
I'm not sure what you mean by see your self awareness.
I wouldn't favour either. I don't go into an argument with favour for either side without being presented proof, and neither argument actually really presents any objective proof. (in those two posts)
I actually thought about this myself earlier, the fact that my posts had no points in themselves.
The problem is breez has gone so far off topic that I can't anymore. I just wanted input on the ruleset, that's all. (EDIT

I do have an opinion on the issue, but there was no reasonable way to get it out there.
Breez has attempted to say his side is invariably correct, and I am simply proving him wrong. I couldn't find a reasonable way to say "here's why I'm right" because he was going off on tangent after tangent, and I was waiting for a stable discussion platform.
[removed sentence here. I apologize.]
Coming in halfway through this argument is REALLY unwieldy, though. But this is somewhat unavoidable, unless I keep restating myself like a broken record.
Also, in context I don't even need to state most of my points until breez asks for them. He seems to assume a lot of them, and he doesn't seem wrong yet, so I'm okay with this. (This is unapparent from an outsiders' perspective.)
I have a lot of points I could present. In hindsight, perhaps I should have presented some, may have been able to focus the argument more. I'll admit I know barely anything about how most people discuss things. I just know how to do it logically.
If he really wanted me to bring something up, all he had to do was ask. As a result of not knowing a lot, I'm very open to feedback. I argue logically, but most people don't seem to like that.
This is, I believe, the right part in the response for this quote. I may be wrong here.
I feel that he should have asked more of me before giving up. He wasn't getting a response he liked, but that's normal in any legitimate argument that doesn't end immediately.
He wasn't getting a response he felt he could get anywhere with, though, is something we can deal with. If he wanted one, all he had to do was ask. Or stop going off on tangents, but he seems to like that.
The by proxy thing is partly right and partly wrong. When you start discussing something, one person can sit back sometimes and just bounce back other arguments. This is because at some point one side has asserted something that, if unable to be proven, results in the other side being right.
In this discussion, that was 'Metaknight has an advantage' (This is a given) 'This advantage is not overbearing (sic)' can be proven wrong, and if it is makes my point correct.
The burden of proof was on me, but breez never actually used it. Had he, I would have been happy to present something.
The problem with the overarching picture is that irrelevant things detract from it by nature.
Logically, unless all the presented parts of the picture line up, the picture doesn't. Something less coherent does, and breez may or may not want to present that. That's his choice.
Like, with his Starcraft analogy, most of it was irrelevant. It's a different game with a different gamestyle. But there are relevant points in it, but those are mostly based on new tech coming into the game in question, which is not happening in brawl. If it was, the point would be more effective.
I'm not sure I fully get what you're trying to say here. It looks like you're trying to say that by taking apart the posts, I remove the general point from them because parts of them are wrong. But I am not seeing this. His points are all responded to, from what I can tell. If you can point something out I'll be happy to respond. Or, I might be interpreting what you're saying wrong.
I THINK I can end here. So, in finishing, while mine looks worse to someone outside the argument, that's because breez's posts are more attuned to people outside the argument. Both because he thinks a lot more like them and because he is arguing more emotionally than I am. (Which is a fallacy in itself, people.)
This is not a correct thing to do, but it can look like so sometimes.
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