Left-Wing Rhetoric

THAT is causing violence because literally singling people out and pretending they have schizophrenia is not?

Hym "Left-Wing Rhetoric? That's what's doing it? I thought they needed instructions! I didn't say anything about murdering national guardsmen. Simon didn't say 'murder national guardsmen.' So he wasn't illegally ordered to kill them. They aren't being instructed to jump off their own balconies by ME. So, THAT causes violence... But NOT the fact that you are literally surveilling a guy to make him listen to you about whatever underhanded remarks you want to make about his life and policing his interactions with women and bombarding him with things you would like him to think I the hopes that maybe THAT will get people to stop murdering your kids and doing so without ever getting called on it and when you ARE called out for it in the form of the greatest piece of artwork in the history of humanity...

You cry and piss your bed because you're a retard who got his butthole molested. And not you want to steal shit out of my yard sale and act like it didn't happen and THAT isn't going to cause me to murder your kids? But the left-wing rhetoric? You motherfuckers are dumb. Like 'We kept doing it and it kept happening but we recalling wanted to see the guy that said it would happen do it because I'm trying to understand stuff. I just don't understand stand woaoaoaoaoh!' That's exactly what happens though. Having to deal with your stupidity, your inability to understand things... Will make people coo-oo. It WILL make people murder you. I'm struggling to not do that. It did it to Nietzsche. He didn't murder but in retrospect we can all clearly see how how probably should have murdered."

by Hym Iam November 28, 2025

Biased Lawyer Veils The Justification Of His Corrupt Actions In My Own Rhetoric To Detract From The Fact

And by 'veils in my own rhetoric' I mean 'Weaponizing schizophrenia by talking about the things I do while they aren't around in a way that could be easily misconstrued as delusions of reference' or 'Using their children as a cudgel' which is how you know he is lying to detract from the fact they buried the 'Weaponized schizophrenia' I was talking about and are now trying to shield themselves from liability for child murders that may have occurred.

Hym "Breaking! Biased Lawyer Veils The Justification Of His Corrupt Actions In My Own Rhetoric To Detract From The Fact That YouTube Influencers Are DELIBERATELY Trying To Make It Look Like Someone Has A Mental Illness They Don't Actually Have To Make A Point About Women Or Slurs Or Something! Or maybe they AREN'T trying to make a point! Maybe they are just doing it so they can tell themselves that what they are doing to me isn't that bad and that it isn't their fault that a bunch of children got murdered but, rather, they can scapegoat me for doing nothing more than describe my own situation (in great detail) and draw attention to it in the only way I could thing to do so."

by Hym Iam May 16, 2025

rhetorical fact

A piece of information, usually not true, that a person cites in order to win an argument.

I don't really know if 1.2% of marriages end in murder, it was just a rhetorical fact to shut bob up.

by thefj February 10, 2014

Rhetoricoping

The act of asserting a rhetorical win (without any statistical evidence) when someone you perceive to be a good debater gets clapped as a way to cope with their loss.

Destiny: *Makes stupid claims with no defence for, and gets annihilated when pushed on those claims*
Destiny's fans: Destiny clearly scored a win rhetorically

Person with functioning brain: Nice Rhetoricoping

by MurphysLaw101 April 30, 2021

rhetorical answer

An answer to a rhetorical question, what is asked to make a point, which is answered to make a point.

"Oh, please. Everyone's always on about the children. I've already tried leaving them alive, but all they do is grow up under my rule or dedicate their pathetic lives to revenge, usually both. Really, killing them is a kindness. I can retract that kindness if you wish. But then who's the villain?"
"Y- you."
"N- no, that was a rhetorical question."
"And I gave you a rhetorical answer."

by i can feel you slipping October 21, 2015

rhetorical answer

A response to a question that does not answer the question asked. Commonly used by busy mums with the sole purpose of annoying those asking the question.

Jack: what time will dinner be ready?
Paula: when its cooked.
Jack: stop it with those rhetorical answers! !

by jess12 May 27, 2014

rhetorical flourish

An oratory elaboration which exceeds the limits of what most people would describe as useful or informative, or which tangentially strays into the realm philosophical musings.

"Yo, your homie said you was in for some shenanigans."

"No man, that was just rhetorical flourish."

by 2dois2b February 27, 2009