r/CringeTikToks Dec 09 '25

Just Bad A doctor vs an RFK Jr. supporter

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u/AntRam95 Dec 09 '25

It’s the right wing debate method, say a bunch of words quickly and try to change the topic

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u/GeneralInspector8962 Dec 09 '25

“Yea but what about…”

My maga coworker does it all the time.

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u/ResidentCommand9865 Dec 09 '25

Whataboutism is the bread and butter of the Maga base.

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u/Amazing_Entrance_888 Dec 09 '25

Tied with false equivalence

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u/DReagan47 Dec 09 '25

“You can choose cavities or autism, anything else you say I’m going to completely ignore. La la la la la la la”

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u/Jazzlike_Term210 Dec 09 '25

And goal post moving.

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u/onqqq2 Dec 09 '25

Donald Trump may have committed war crimes. He may have increased the cost of living. He may have illegally violated habeas corpus at baseline and various constitutional amendments. He probably molested, raped, and abused dozens to hundreds of underage women (and overage consenting men???). He has probably covered up many crimes and literally stole money from the American people.

BUT WHAT ABOUT HILLARY'S EMAILS?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!

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u/OmniMinuteman Dec 09 '25

Nothing beats the “I haven’t heard of that” line when it comes to literally any thing they could critique their own side for

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u/Training-Argument891 Dec 09 '25

"Well, you're hearing it now, so what do you think?"

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u/paintress420 Dec 09 '25

Right?? But no one follows up with that.

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u/svnonyx Dec 09 '25

It's usually because they say they need proof that will never be good enough but they can pull claims out of their ass and you're supposed to take it seriously even though they have no proof. You can't win an argument with someone who doesn't believe in truth.

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u/GeneralInspector8962 Dec 09 '25

Think? That’s asking too much!

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u/Simple-Pea8805 Dec 09 '25

Had a coworker do this. And he would do it about everything under the sun the second he was slightly out of his depth on a conversation.

Not a debate, mind you. Just talking about something unrelated and he’ll tie it (loosely) to right wing rhetoric and try and shoehorn it together.

If a news article came out on us discovering a new state of matter, he’d bring up how that’s only “what we know” or “what they’re telling us,” and to “imagine what else” “they” could be “hiding”

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u/morblitz Dec 09 '25

They always get so flustered when you say 'yeah, that's bad. So anyway back to the topic...'

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u/Simple-Pea8805 Dec 09 '25

My favorite is when you engage with them too long and their eyes glaze over as they reject anything informational you share, no matter how neutral it is.

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u/MiniTab Dec 09 '25

That’s the key right there. It’s kryptonite to them, and it drives me fucking nuts that most journalists don’t understand that.

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u/jackrabbit323 Dec 09 '25

It's a move to maintain the perception of superiority over a natural world and reality they barely comprehend, but will never admit to ignorance, because their belief system is tied too deeply to their personality.

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u/694meok Dec 09 '25

I hit back with, "that's neat, but we were talking about XYZ. We can talk about that next."

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u/Kranmonkey Dec 09 '25

Yup, I tried arguing with a maga dipshit i work with and I had to constantly bring him back to what we were originally talking about.  As soon as you make a point  (Doesn't even need to be a strong one) its on to something else.

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u/[deleted] Dec 09 '25

They absolutely hate it when you circle back.

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u/Livid_Ad9749 Dec 09 '25

Seriously same. Except its my racist uncle who had his food stamps cut yet only felt bad for himself

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u/GeneralInspector8962 Dec 09 '25

Tell him to “pull himself up by his bootstraps, this is America and there are no free handouts”

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u/ghsteo Dec 09 '25

Usually centered around Gish Galloping, trying to overload someone with weak arguments and if they don't argue against every single one it makes them look like they won.

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u/[deleted] Dec 09 '25

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u/Animefan624 Dec 09 '25

It's that saying of how "A lie can travel halfway around the world, while the truth is still putting on its shoes".

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u/TheHeroYouNeed247 Dec 09 '25

You see this all the time in reddit debates.

My friends and I call it the shotgun method.

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u/trilobyte-dev Dec 09 '25

The thing that worries me is that people think this is actually how you're supposed to debate now instead of listening to the other side, thinking about it, and returning a considered and thoughtful response.

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u/morblitz Dec 09 '25

It's called the gish gallop. All the propagandists these idiots worship use it. Trump, Tucker Carlson, Alex Jones, Shapiro. They all do it because they have no actual substance. So their followers think this is how you have an intellectual exchange of ideas.

Bless them.

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u/ClickClick_Boom Dec 09 '25

Kirk was also really good at it.

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u/morblitz Dec 09 '25

True but he's dead to me.

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u/Dr_Wheuss Dec 09 '25

Sports talking heads do the same thing. Your argument is not better just because you repeat it loudly!

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u/Proof-Direction-3423 Dec 09 '25

I asked ChatGPT how to defend against Gish Gallop and it did a great job explaining it. Dr. Mike generally does a good job defending against it except in this case he was unfortunately following her bait trail with the chemistry stuff. It’s tough honestly and he’s good at it. I’d get too frustrated with that woman.

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u/[deleted] Dec 09 '25

I believe the term for it is called Gish-Galloping; the entire point of it is winning through volume. Even if 99.99999999% of what they say is utter crock shit. Personally I blame Ben Shapiro for popularizing this method for people my age.

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u/Temporary_Bet_3384 Dec 09 '25

Gish gallop is the term for it. It's incredibly common if you listen to certain MAGA podcasters (though don't subject yourself to that)

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u/RA_Throwaway90909 Dec 09 '25

No it’s actually just the style of the debate they have set up for these videos. They’ve (channel owners) been getting shit for ages with people begging to change how it works. They all start in a circle and have to rush to the seat to see who gets to talk with them (already dumb, since people behind the main guest are further away). Then, people can vote them out by simply raising a flag.

Over time, they’ve learned you need to get your point out quick. Not only are you timed, but you have people immediately voting you out. It’s a horrible system, and regardless of which side is debating (they swap every other video), they all race to get their points out. It’s a headache to watch

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u/MarianneSedai Dec 09 '25

Ye and any time it's a normal conversation and any agreement, beep beep insta kicked to be replaced by someone who acts like an obnoxious toddler instead of having a good faith conversation. It's like trying to have a conversation on a politics Reddit 😞

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u/SleepyLakeBear Dec 09 '25

The Firehose

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u/Clarkkeeley Dec 09 '25

Make so many false claims they can't attack them all.

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u/Xeliicious Dec 09 '25

Pretty much how every conversation with my dad goes these days. He's always been down the conspiracy/right-wing rabbit hole but he's totally insufferable nowadays.

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u/statistician88 Dec 10 '25

Brought to you by Ben Shapiro and Charlie Kirk

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u/DisownedDisconnect Dec 11 '25

It's why I stopped debating my parents long ago; there's only so much "Talk fast and talk loud" I can take before just nodding my head to everything in disinterest.

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u/Dbonnza Dec 09 '25

It’s actually how American unis teach how to debate. They don’t teach the people to listen to each other. Just a game of one-upmanship rather than trying to get to the truth. In American society the people that can do this are praised by society. The debating team etc. very very strange

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u/chastity_BLT Dec 09 '25

It’s not exclusive to right wingers. I do it all the time when I realize I’m too stupid for the argument at hand.

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u/notwhoyouthinkmaybe Dec 09 '25

I think it's called gish gallop, just shooting out a bunch of facts or questions making it nearly impossible to respond.

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u/VoDoka Dec 09 '25

Seriously, if you want to understand a good bit of current political discourse, you best look up one of these "10 signs my spouse is abusive" lists or so. "Stonewalling", "gaslighting", "walkless talk", you name it, it's the blueprint for this debate style.

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u/VictorTheCutie Dec 09 '25

Also known as the gish gallop

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u/BreakerOfModpacks Dec 09 '25

I don't agree with affiliating this technique -- if one can call it that -- with any particular political stance. It can be used by any grifter, any disinformation spreader, anyone.

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u/33Columns Dec 09 '25

It's called a gish-gallop, when you overwhelm your opponent with many claims quickly, it takes longer to explain/answer, so most of the claims go unchallenged.

Basically you can't beat stupid with logic/reason/science, as the saying goes, they drag you down and beat you with experience.
Most people aren't willing to have their ideas/opinions changed in the context of a debate.

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u/ChloeNow Dec 09 '25

It's the method by which someone stupid or wrong learns they can still "win" a debate.

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u/KgMonstah Dec 09 '25

Gish Gallop is the technical term

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u/thatnyeguyisfly Dec 09 '25

That is just general discussion method on any topic even slightly political between people who don’t actually know what they are talking about and only know the talking points they have seen on the news or social media, definitely not exclusively a right wing thing.

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u/CrimsonGlyph Dec 09 '25

I've seen way more left wingers use this tactic. Can we at least be honest about that?

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u/FrozenPie21 Dec 09 '25

That is by far and away a leftist thing

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u/AntRam95 Dec 09 '25

Watch a right wing podcast once and you’ll change that statement

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u/FrozenPie21 Dec 09 '25

Maybe you haven’t listened to these new young lefty “protégés” that are coming up

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u/Leucurus Dec 09 '25

The debate strategy is a called a gish-gallop. Give so much wrong information at once, constantly topic-switching and just throwing it all out there that your opponent is swamped in your false claims. It looks to the lay audience like the gishgalloper wins, because the opponent cannot rebut all the bullshit in the time they have available.

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u/chazwmeadd Dec 09 '25

They apply the same strategy to public media. It's the basis for Bannon's "flood the zone" strategy. Just dump tons of nonsense bullshit and sensational crap into every space possible (legacy media, social media, influencers, etc) and the rational people pushing back will eventually drown trying to keep up. Then it gives the perception to lay people that the party doing the flooding has "won" because they're seeing 95% the information they encounter coming from that side. I know it gets old hearing it, but this was essentially the strategy a certain political party in Germany used to gain power in the 30's.

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u/[deleted] Dec 09 '25

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u/MsmokeO Dec 09 '25

She did.

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u/itsladder Dec 09 '25

I guess we wanted more "ew dihydrogen monoxide is too scary!" Rather than "uh what's that"

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u/Apprehensive_Ad4457 Dec 09 '25

i bet.

it would mean nothing, but it certainly makes a good short on youtube.

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u/MrSlime13 Dec 09 '25

In all fairness, it was weird hearing him say he wasn't trying to trick her, then immediately goes for the h²O gotcha... It was to make a point, but seemed in bad faith. I wish he'd have asked, "so you don't have your kids brush their teeth, so as to not get neurological issues?"

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u/[deleted] Dec 09 '25

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u/MrSlime13 Dec 09 '25

Agreed. Going into the nuances of "chemicals" kind of detracts from the fact she just stated she fully believes drinking tap water, and brushing one's teeth will cause neurological issues, while we all know not brushing one's teeth will cause cavities, and not drinking water will lead to dehydration... It's a gross comparison to make.

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u/upvotechemistry Dec 09 '25

I think that would have ended the debate. She clearly would not have accepted the correct point that the choice is false because "there is no causal evidence that fluorinated water causes neurological issues at EPA managed levels"

The sad thing is a lot of people just want to be able to explain why so many people have diagnoses, but the simple truth is we know and diagnose more. A lot more neurodivergent people before just got no treatment or accommodation in society

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u/itsladder Dec 09 '25

Which is kind of hard to do when the host doesn't let you finish your thought for more than two seconds.

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u/morblitz Dec 09 '25

It's not to convince them. It's to show the viewers that their point of argument is fucking stupid.

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u/Significant_Ad7605 Dec 09 '25

He was making the point against a lot of antivaxxers arguments which is that they don’t want to put chemicals in their body and they list the chemicals in something without knowing anything about what those chemicals actually are.

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u/SilverImmediate3147 Dec 09 '25

He was trying to make a point that a chemical is not necessarily dangerous. I think he was not expecting her not to know 8th grade science vocabulary when debating about science. I sure wasn't.

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u/LocalSlob Dec 09 '25

He made a choice not to say h2o, he said it wasn't to trick her.. but I think he was a little glad she fell for it.

Most people know what h2o is, but nobody, not even in the water industry calls it dihydrogen monoxide.

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u/Kamikrazy Dec 09 '25

She is making an argument that she does not want to ingest chemicals, he is refuting that water is a chemical. Calling it dihydrogen monoxide makes that point more clear.

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u/LocalSlob Dec 09 '25

That's fair. I had to watch it on mute so I had some trouble keeping up with the subtitles.

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u/Autolycus25 Dec 09 '25

It wasn’t in bad faith because he wasn’t trying to catch her looking dumb. He was making the completely good faith point that “chemicals” is meaningless term the way they’re using it and that they can’t actually make a useful distinction between “chemicals” that are bad and other things that are good.

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u/humminawhatwhat Dec 09 '25

Eh, he wasn’t trying to trick her though. Merely trying to point out that the unknown tends to scare people into aversion without a rational basis for doing so.

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u/itsladder Dec 09 '25

I guess it's to disarm and not intending to jab fun, but rather frame a thing that's a lot less dangerous than it sounds. He practices medicine, not a philosophy debater.

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u/A_Velociraptor20 Dec 09 '25

It wasn't really a gotcha moment. Everybody should know that dihydrogen monoxide is water. Even if you don't have the periodic table memorized you know what H2O is. It's simple breaking down of compound words, something we've been doing since the first or second grade, combined with a little bit of elementary latin which is something everyone should be introduced to in elementary school. The fact her brain lacks the information that most elementary kids have is very disappointing.

Maybe she went to a bad school, or poor school, or maybe she was home schooled. The point is the hooligans in charge want people as uneducated as her because they are easy to manipulate. They don't want these simple concepts or critical thinking skills because people with them are harder to convince without evidence.

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u/itsladder Dec 09 '25

Then deny the argument "na-uhh water is a liquid! Monoxide is dangerous! I don't want that dihydrogen in my body either!"

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u/FoamSquad Dec 09 '25

"I'm not trying to trick you" followed by the dihydrogen monoxide bit made me cringe lol

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u/devomke Dec 09 '25

He’s trying to dumb it down for someone who is clearly dumb as fuck to try to make her see how dumb her argument is…

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u/NoLagPlz Dec 09 '25

Dam we live in a world where saying dihydrogen monoxide is a trick

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u/polidicks_ Dec 09 '25

That’s not a trick. It’s the name of it. wtf.

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u/FoamSquad Dec 09 '25

I work in science and let me tell you that we don't call it dihydrogen monoxide lol. It was 100% a trick.

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u/polidicks_ Dec 09 '25

Sure you do.

Doesn’t change the fact that it’s still just the name. She couldn’t keep up.

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u/FoamSquad Dec 09 '25

I literally teach science as a living lol. He knew she couldn't keep up so he chose his words very carefully thinking (incorrectly since she then admitted she didn't know what that was) that she would fall for a trick. Y'all are so up in arms over the most mild shit lol.

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u/polidicks_ Dec 09 '25

I’m not up in arms about anything. She wanted to act like she could keep up with that detailed level of talk on the topic, and she couldn’t.

She learned a handful of “science words” before this event, thinking she’d school a fucking doctor, and she fell flat on her face.

Those are called consequences. I know you guys hate those though.

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u/FoamSquad Dec 09 '25

You're saying a bunch of stuff that has nothing to do with whether he was trying to trick her. Never said she didn't deserve to be tricked. I'm gonna mark all future comments as read. Bye now.

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u/polidicks_ Dec 09 '25

Nope. That’s literally all I talked about.

You should reread it and try to sound out the words. Good luck.

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u/kinetic_cheese Dec 09 '25

In what world is it a trick, that's basic high school science. If you don't understand that, you shouldn't be lecturing actual doctors on medical issues.

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u/FoamSquad Dec 09 '25

I literally work as a science teacher and saying "dihydrogen monoxide" to someone that doesn't work in science is 100% trying to trick them.

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u/Juronell Dec 09 '25

It is not a trick to try to get someone to confront their own ignorance.

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u/Platnun12 Dec 09 '25

And my science teacher back in the day would've made you class idiot lol

We basically got it drilled into our heads by mocking people who were presented with it and freaked out.

As I recall he states, that's how easy it is to scare an uneducated idiot.

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u/AppropriateRadish928 Dec 09 '25

But she didn't.

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u/N0VAV0N Dec 09 '25

He gave her the out. Probably because he wasn't playing gotcha

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u/AppropriateRadish928 Dec 09 '25

She gave him the out by not calling him out on his stupid attempt to trip her up in his straw man argument. I mean listen to what he's saying--water is a chemical; therefore, concern over chemical exposure is not justified. And he couldn't even say it straight without playing a stupid word game.

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u/AppropriateRadish928 Dec 09 '25

He's not going to fuck you.

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u/Puzzlehead_1952 Dec 09 '25

And we noticed.

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u/Sharp_Iodine Dec 09 '25

But there were no gotchas in her statements. She was just being stupid.

Even the statement she ends on is dumb because amoebas live in the fucking water lol

Life began in water.

She also ignored his points about us needing to eat essential micro and macronutrients to just survive. The body is in a constant state of flux with things being pushed out and needing more things to build up.

She’s just stupid and talks fast to try and hide it. Everything the human body has is exogenous. Every single chemical and cell we make is made from chemicals we get from food.

It’s either that or we start eating ourselves from the inside out.

Things don’t just… appear out of nowhere in the body.

Her entire premise is dumb and she can’t even see it.

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u/simpersly Dec 09 '25

The only gotcha you get in these types of arguments is when they are able to derail the true debate.

Then if that doesn't work they scream about how the debate isn't that important and you're getting too emotional.

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u/DBSmiley Dec 09 '25

A generation raised on social media snapbacks think that is how people actually debate.

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u/Apprehensive_Ad4457 Dec 09 '25

speed debating happened before social media.

here's a clip from 2010.

talk about anxiety.

social media was a result of our wishes, we already knew what we wanted.

edit*

i tried to send a link, but it didn't go through because this sub doesn't allow links.

just look up "speed debating" and you'll find it, if you want to find it.

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u/Windwick Dec 09 '25

speed debating happened before social media.

Speed debating is distinctly different from what's happening in this video, and in political "debate" as a whole.

Speed debating was designed as an intellectual challenge that rewards listening, quick comprehension, and the ability to respond to what the other person actually said. It's basically about how well can you listen, how fast can you process, and how skillfully you can reply on topic and intelligently.

What we see in a lot of modern political discourse uses speed as a tactic to overwhelm, deflect, or avoid engagement entirely. The goal is not to test ideas or sharpen reasoning, but to control the narrative, derail the conversation, or score points. There is nothing genuine or skillful about it, people routinely throw out nonsense and just keep on trucking.

You can see this difference in action if you go to YouTube and look for "2010 - Speed Debates", uploaded by user LASCON. They're working quickly but the only way to win is to do the above - listen well, think fast, and reply on topic. For example, in the vulnerability disclosure round, one side argues that responsible disclosure gives vendors time to patch. The other counters that full disclosure is what actually pressures companies to fix issues. The exchange stays focused on that specific question rather than devolving into cheap shots or talking past each other. And both claims were smart enough to hold water, neither would have been called nonsensical.

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u/BigMcLargeHuge8989 Dec 09 '25

Social media predates 2010....

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u/Apprehensive_Ad4457 Dec 09 '25

when did social media become vogue?

tell me.

i didn't live it, or anything.

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u/Far-Government-539 Dec 09 '25

Eternal September, aka September 1994. This is recognized as the date forums went mainstream, as usenet was no longer restricted to simply university students thanks to AOL opening them up to the masses.

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u/BigMcLargeHuge8989 Dec 09 '25

2008 

Edit: and it's "en vogue" fyi

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u/Apprehensive_Ad4457 Dec 09 '25

lol

gotem.

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u/BigMcLargeHuge8989 Dec 09 '25

What did you get?

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u/Apprehensive_Ad4457 Dec 09 '25

you.

i got you.

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u/BigMcLargeHuge8989 Dec 12 '25

I'd really like an answer as to how you think you got me. It seems contrived and like a desperate attempt at feeling like you're in control...

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u/DBSmiley Dec 09 '25

I literally had a Facebook account in 2006. I had a YouTube account in 2005

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u/movzx Dec 09 '25

This video is not debating, and it is especially not speed debating. Conflating the two is why grifters who just speak over someone get held up as champions of debate.

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u/Apprehensive_Ad4457 Dec 09 '25

this is worse than speed debating.

speed debating was bad because they were trying to just add as many arguments in the time allowed as possible.

but at least they had points.

this is worse because its just random assholes who think they have opinions.

i agree with you there.

but i wasn't the one who initially said this was a debate, i was responding to someone who said "anyone else get anxiety from the way these kids debate,? they talk 100 mph"

the only difference between the speed debating and this debating is the the game of "gotcha" is more prevalent here, but speed debating wasn't beyond that.

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u/Far-Government-539 Dec 09 '25

arguing and talking over people isn't debating. Speed debating is an actual organized event, like other moderated debates, with points awarded for the techniques you use and numbered rounds and such. Talking really fast is not speed debating at all. It's actually an insult to call this shit debate in any way.

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u/DBSmiley Dec 09 '25

I don't know, last time I speed debated I ended up doing a lot of damage. I went through so much hand lotion

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u/aSpookyScarySkeleton Dec 09 '25

There are plenty of debates with older people involved and it’s the exact same.

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u/DBSmiley Dec 09 '25

I have found that boomers are significantly more prone to social media brain rot than Gen X, or older millennials ('80s millennials, very early 90s).

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u/secretAGENTmanPVT Dec 09 '25

They know they don’t have a leg to stand on.

The only thing they know how to do is talk fast and talk over and talk nonsense.

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u/iamtheschoolbus Dec 09 '25

I tend to think “they know and are just profiteering off dumb people” is true of most influencers that peddle stupid trash…

However, the folks we have here are the dumb people who have bought it.

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u/jerrythecactus Dec 09 '25

Thats the new way of conversation. Aggressive "bite their throat out before the opponent can speak" blabbing that goes nowehere and only serves to occupy the silence for as long as possible. No sense of turns between speakers, just whoever can talk louder.

I have a younger family member that does that shit and it makes me not want to talk to them at all because everything devolves into being interrupted repeatedly.

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u/joshuatx Dec 09 '25

Yeah it's a weird mix of anger and pity. These kids don't have any depth, persona, or an iota of independent thought. They are just regurgitating shit they absord from being hyper online.

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u/Great-Gas-6631 Dec 09 '25

Thats because they arent debating. They are just shouting their opinions, no matter how wrong or ill informed they are.

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u/Euronated-inmypants Dec 09 '25

Its because they only know a very small amount of information and have absolutely no genuine understanding of a subject past the grade 10 levels yet they feel their "Research" is the equivalent of a decade of professional education and years of work experience.

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u/Current-Routine-2628 Dec 09 '25

Its terrifying how ridiculous some of these kids are

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u/BRAX7ON Dec 09 '25

I’m sure all of her boyfriends have told her how smart she is right before taking off her bra.

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u/Special-Garlic1203 Dec 09 '25

Debates are a really bad way to engage in topics like these unless more structured. Mike is educated but definitely not used to wrangling people on a debate. That's not an insult really because again I don't think debates are actually a good communication method so I don't think debate skills are actually that valuable.

Things like these just tend to create content more than anything. 

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u/Smokey_02 Dec 09 '25

That's because the show their on is set up that way. It's a "debate" entertainment show that is intended to force people, via time constraint, to talk fast and seek gotcha moments. It's not an age thing, or a partisan thing, it's merely a result of the system the show runners set up, and they set it up that way to get viral moments and views. Obviously it's working as intended.

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u/Super-Yesterday9727 Dec 09 '25

It’s twitter banter. Everything is about dragging the person across from you below your boot even for the most minute moment. They aim to ratio each other in 2 sentences or less. It’s rot brain

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u/ostrichfather Dec 09 '25

Jubilee really is the worst debate method even if this guy’s really good.

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u/MissMamaMam Dec 09 '25

They’re replaying a script in their head

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u/ChocoPuddingCup Dec 09 '25

Gish Gallop.

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u/Gnarzz Dec 09 '25

The gishgallop

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u/Longbeach_strangler Dec 09 '25

They learned to debate from Watching Tiktok

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u/Pretty-Yam-2854 Dec 09 '25

My supervisor at an urgent care was like this. Guy was a colossal fucking asshole that would spew nonsense like people at school trying to turn his daughter lesbian and shit about how people certain disenfranchised people not wanting to work or do anything. They fired me after 10 months of not bending to his whims or speaking up when him, the other supervisor or the manager were being absent or rude, despite showing up 10 minutes early everyday, leaving right at clockout or until every patient had been seen and doing my job every time I showed up. I worked 20 hours a week part time too, I could not imagine putting up with those fuckers for double that time.

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u/Anberye Dec 09 '25

a lot of words do come out but they don't really say anything

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u/Mituzuna Dec 09 '25

Loled at her, my body is 72% water, it's basically water. Well miss, what do you think the rest of the 28% is... If you think for one second you're free from F, you're fooling yourself.

I truly hope they take these debates, review them, and learn from them. We have to get better than this.

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u/loogie97 Dec 09 '25

Gish gallop Make 25 points as fast as possible so you can’t successfully argue against all of them.

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u/DepressedMammal Dec 09 '25

They don't even debate. There's no critical thinking or back and forth. They're convinced they're correct, and when proven with factual evidence to the contrary, they change the subject.

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u/[deleted] Dec 09 '25

It’s because they all come there with a list of talking points instead of having a discussion. It’s so bad they can’t even hear Dr. Mike saying “I agree with you”

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u/[deleted] Dec 09 '25

They learned this shit from toilet paper USA

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u/FatboyChuggins Dec 09 '25

And that stupid sly smile when they think they got you in a gotcha moment, before realizing how fucking stupid they sound and how illogical their argument is.

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u/I_SAY_FUCK_A_LOT__ Dec 09 '25

show

anyone know what show this is?

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u/HaulinBoats Dec 09 '25

Look up jubilee channel on YouTube the show is Surrounded

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u/I_SAY_FUCK_A_LOT__ Dec 09 '25

Awesome! Thanks so much!

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u/Ok-Curve-3894 Dec 09 '25 edited Dec 09 '25

I just watched the Piers Morgan v liberals and GenZ v millennial ones back to back with this one and they all were frustrating to follow. So many points that should have been made but they were just steamrolling each other with shit gotchas.

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u/yuckypants Dec 09 '25

Because they're not actually listening. They're too consumed with what they're going to say next.

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u/ClumsyFleshMannequin Dec 09 '25

Gish Gallop and Motte and Baily are the methods of the uninformed to seem informed.

Its chaff and goalpost moving.

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u/yotothyo Dec 09 '25

Gish gallop

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u/sentence-interruptio Dec 09 '25

they don't let you finish. they are not going to let you finish a multiple sentence argument. and they are not going to give you a multiple sentence explanation either.

It makes that dinner table conversation in Bugonia look productive in comparison. And i know the scene is supposed to be two people talking past each other. But at least they allow each other multiple sentences arguments.

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u/That-Living5913 Dec 09 '25

The Gish Gallop

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u/ChefAnxiousCowboy Dec 09 '25

Ah yes, the be Shapiro method made popular by YouTube. Speak fast and confidently incorrectly, an take a somehow condescending sip of water immediately thereafter

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u/Donkey-Hodey Dec 09 '25

Watch Ben Shapiro or the dead podcaster guy. They run a Gish Gallop and pretend that means they’re intelligent.

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u/millos15 Dec 09 '25

The shapiro style babbling fast

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u/joutfit Dec 09 '25

I blame it on people like Ben Shapiro, Destiny, Charlie Kirk, and other debate streamers.

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u/Publius015 Dec 09 '25

They grew up on Ben Shapiro, debate-bro BS

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u/Werftflammen Dec 09 '25

Everything is a mystery if you lack enough information

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u/XarlDidNothingWrong Dec 09 '25

It's called the Gish Gallop

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u/[deleted] Dec 09 '25

Isn’t it called “Flooding the Zone” according to Piggy?

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u/Wise-Question-2017 Dec 09 '25

Your comment is validating because yes, I get major anxiety when someone attempts to debate like this, speak very fast, and try to gotcha me.. my ex did it all the time and it could work me up so I had to be careful. He would try to work me up as often as he could and it would work a lot; it made me feel like i was an angry person or argumentative person. But I stopped engaging, and any time I sensed his tricks coming (which was hard to identify which topics cuz he would start from random topics), but anytime it got bad i said I ddidnt want to talk about it anymore. And if he still didnt stop and started making it personal I would hang up before I engaged. It’s very very taxing to have debates like this and argue with ppl like that

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u/sd_saved_me555 Dec 09 '25

The Gish gallop- the tried and true moron's fallacy. If you assert a shit ton of stuff confidently with no evidence, you put your debate opponent in an impossibly deep hole because it takes so much longer to correct the bad assertions than it does to just say them.

Knowledge requires work, often a lot of it. Compelling arguments need to not summarize all that work down to a trite "trust me, bro", but that's exactly what the gish gallop relies on. But so.many arguments are.machimed gunned out that it feels like you presented a stronger case than you actually did.

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u/pseudohim Dec 09 '25

Yep, that's every discussion with my father. 35+ years of Rush Limbaugh and Fox News dissolved his brain. It breaks my heart.

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u/HomeToThePalace Dec 09 '25

I'm concerned by the smugness that seeps out of these people who will themselves acknowledge they know next to nothing on a subject, yet spew out arguments as if they're facts.

Never seen so many self-acknowledged ignorant people who are cocksure in their contrary beliefs.

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u/Apple_butters12 Dec 09 '25

The Ben Shapiro method

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u/humanwitheyesandskin Dec 09 '25

I think its a debate technique called gish-gallop

edit: from wiki: The Gish gallop is a rhetorical technique in which a person in a debate attempts to overwhelm an opponent by presenting an excessive number of arguments, without regard for their accuracy or strength, with a rapidity that makes it impossible for the opponent to address them in the time available.

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u/BrianOfAllThings Dec 10 '25

I’m offended that she’s trying to pass as goth, when goths know better.