Manu Samhita

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> I'd like to give a promise, but I can't. Because I think some humour,

> even sarcastic, is healthy. Just don't take my sarcasm so close to

> heart - I'm attacking statements, not persons. I love you all.

 

But through your sarcasm you have been attempting to disempower the makers

of the statements and thus win the argument without dealing directly with

the matter at hand -- this is the logical fallacy called "grandstanding".

Sarcasm can be healthy under some circumstances, especially when it can help

the object of the ridicule to understand an obvious error, but in these

recent texts, in my humble opinion, it has been quite inappropriate, as it

is designed to only be appreciated by those who agree with you.

 

Your servant, Bhaktarupa Das