@TKDB

 Irrelevant.

 We had a debate. We made our own arguments. You can mention your own arguments but they are of no value here because the purpose of a formal debate is different. In formal debates, sides argue. And whichever side makes the most convincing arguments wins. You cannot mention totally different arguments and claim that a specific side should win because of that. 

 If you want to share your own opinions about the issue, start your own casual or formal debate. Debating in the comments of an actual debate is not very smart.

 

@Dee

 I had some kind of respect for him until he said this to me in his latest response:

Never for me, as I am so rarely wrong. You will just have to earn your points through debate and not simply declare yourself winner.

That image you have in your head of being this great debater will have to be adjusted. A premium membership you get with money, debate wins require intelligence and experience.

 The amount of self-awareness this guy has is almost nonexistent. What he says here is so ironic that I can hardly believe that he is serious.

@TKDB

 Guess some people cannot even consider the fact that they might be wrong... 

 There is no point in arguing someone like that. There is no point in arguing with someone who ignores my actual arguments. 

@TKDB

 If that was true, you would have more stuff like "dislike" or "fallacy". 

 What you mostly have is "irrelevant". Which means that people usually think you make irrelevant arguments. 

 And I am asking you that, maybe you might have a chance of being responsible of receiving this reaction that many times? I am not saying you are wrong because of it, I am only asking you to consider the possibility that you might actually be making irrelevant arguments. You do not need to get so defensive about something like this.

@TKDB

  Prove the above? What 600 people are you talking about?

 Click on your own name and scroll down. It will give a list of every reaction you have gotten. I am surprised you do not know of this.