Originally posted by quanchi112We both know what happened. Deflecting from that with you constant "last word" tactics doesn't change that you literally talked out of your a$$, were proven wrong, tried to cover it up, then got that revealed. I mean... that takes talent... sticking your foot in your own mouth twice-over on the same exact non-issue.
It's clear that's what I meant. But with an argument like yours I would try to distance myself from the actual debate myself as well.It's the same logic. You are trying to only focus on one feat and dismiss the logic you are applying to the feat.
It's not the same logic. Power extending into the multiverse =/= instantly nullifying/recreating/manipulating multiverse. Not even you could believe an asinine proposition like that. Trying to conflate the two without ever justifying the conflation is equivocating for the sake of equivocation. And all it remains is simply that: equivocation.
Originally posted by quanchi112Lulz. Can't even bring yourself to put words into my mouth. By all means, answer the question.
Keep dodging. I like it when you run and flee when faced with questions which further destroy your silly little argument.Ok, and it affecting the multiverse which has never been outrightly stated after the fact doesn't prove it's more powerful than the ig.
I want to hear your opinion on the question I asked not my own.
Ok, and it being "stated after the fact" that it affected the multiverse doesn't change that it indeed affected the multiverse on-panel. And once again, "affecting" the multiverse =/= instantly nullifying/recreating/manipulating the multiverse.
You feel comfortable enough to straw-man me, you can answer it yourself. Once you do, you'll realize how you defeated your own argument. I invite you to pick an answer for me and proceed to explain (or try to explain) how my arguments are in the least bit affected. By all means: Assume the answer and proceed. I guess since you couldn't see where the whole "Maelstrom v IG Thanos" thing was going, it's hard for you to see how "Reed's gun v LT" blunts your arguments. So, let's go through the exercise, if we have to. By all means: Assume the answer and proceed.