Originally posted by Silent Master
You're trying to use your opinion in the debate.
Debates are based on opinions. I guess what you mean is, I am using my opinion on the feat without evidence.
In which case, that's affirmative. But again, the feat is ambiguous, which means you don't really have evidence on either side.
Originally posted by Josh_Alexander
Debates are based on opinions. I guess what you mean is, I am using my opinion on the feat without evidence.In which case, that's affirmative. But again, the feat is ambiguous, which means you don't really have evidence on either side.
No, debates are based on feats.
Originally posted by Silent Master
Opinions that have to be supported by feats for them to count.
exactly
Originally posted by Josh_Alexander
Debates are based on opinions. I guess what you mean is, I am using my opinion on the feat without evidence.In which case, that's affirmative. But again, the feat is ambiguous, which means you don't really have evidence on either side.
Originally posted by Silent Master
Easily done.
No. The feat shows Hela crushing Mjolnir, not that she did it with PURE strength.
And, there are no other strength feats to collaborate on that. Or do you have any?
Originally posted by Josh_Alexander
No. The feat shows Hela crushing Mjolnir, not that she did it with PURE strength.And, there are no other strength feats to collaborate on that. Or do you have any?
If you want to claim she used something other than what the clip shows, the burden of proof is on you.