Comment Re:cluster operating system (Score 1) 343
Yes... Straw man arguments are using points that are irrelevant to the topic at hand
Wrong, that is not what a straw man argument is. Go read about them. A straw man argument is misrepresenting someone's position, refuting that position (that you've essentially fabricated), and then concluding that you've refuted their original argument. You continue to have an argument with a misrepresentation of my original statement (which was regarding the versatility of Mac OS X), and this indicates that you are severely irony-challenged. It was a simple point I was making - how could you fail to understand it?
Wrong, that is not what a straw man argument is. Go read about them. A straw man argument is misrepresenting someone's position, refuting that position (that you've essentially fabricated), and then concluding that you've refuted their original argument. You continue to have an argument with a misrepresentation of my original statement (which was regarding the versatility of Mac OS X), and this indicates that you are severely irony-challenged. It was a simple point I was making - how could you fail to understand it?
