Didn't you just use the word "fag" there for a cheap laugh knowing how most people wouldn't associate the word with how it's used in Britain?

And how did you discover my Machiavellian method of making other people answer from a disadvantageous position?

Wouldn't you consider this an excellent opportunity to educate people?

Have you ever considered that playing Mafia with you taught me your method?

Would it be appropriate for me to quote Kreia here, and say "Then you are learning"?

Isn't the issue more about educating others?

But surely the fact that one person has learned indicates that other people may also share in the experience, doesn't it?

But isn't it only a logical possibility, and therefore bad logic?

(Seriously, logic classes can drive you nuts with that stuff!)

Despite the fact that it is only a possibility, isn't that still a better option than having no option at all?

So we're speaking in terms of fuzzy logic, now?

(Nonabsolutes?)

Since speaking in terms of absolutes tends to result in yes or no answers, wouldn't the length of the thread show that we need to operate in areas where there is no definitive answer?

Wouldn't a definitive answer be far more clear?