Maturity Argument

One of the most common slams this blog gets is about it's "maturity level." For those of you who didn't grow up in a world without the internet, the "maturity argument" is the default fallback to a baseless debate. There's only a handful of things taken less seriously, such as mock laughter/emoticons. It's roots are as old as mankind itself.

Why are we bringing this up? We just wanted to put it out there that once this tactic is used, it is blatantly transparent that your argument is pretty much over. Honestly, if you disagree with what we do or what we stand for, for the love of god stop debating like you're in middle school. You may as well call me gay and my mother fat. It's the internet equivalent of saying "I surrender."

The second this stale line is used, you've lost all credibility. You've stated you fail at getting your point across, and instead you're going to attack the basest of human needs. The need to be taken seriously. If you attack someone saying you don't take them seriously, you're pretty much saying they're not on the same level, but yet you're still interested in what they are saying. That's a contradiction done by people who lack maturity. Pretty crazy huh?

Bottom line, We're rubber, you're glue.