An argument about an argument, the decision to argue, or about the fact another argument was had.
normally occurs as a gaslighting technique where one person starts an argument with an opinion or a hot take, then gets upset when someone responds to their opinion with their own opinion and blames fact and argument started entirely on one party, making their opposition appear more hostile and argumentative then they actually are.
normally occurs as a gaslighting technique where one person starts an argument with an opinion or a hot take, then gets upset when someone responds to their opinion with their own opinion and blames fact and argument started entirely on one party, making their opposition appear more hostile and argumentative then they actually are.
Joe: Lovely Weather were having today.
Mike: nah it's horrible weather, i hate it.
Joe: whats wrong with the weather? it's been warm and sunny.
Mike: hey i was just STATING MY OPINION OH MY GOD, now you coming at me all questioning me a shit, it's just my opinion oh my god i don't need to elaborate why are you question me i have a right to express my views if i want to! It's fine i don't actually care if your going to try and get argumentative with me I'm just going to leave because i have a right to my opinion and i don't care about yours cause you suck.
Joe: bruh bro trying to have a meta-argument with me.
Mike: nah it's horrible weather, i hate it.
Joe: whats wrong with the weather? it's been warm and sunny.
Mike: hey i was just STATING MY OPINION OH MY GOD, now you coming at me all questioning me a shit, it's just my opinion oh my god i don't need to elaborate why are you question me i have a right to express my views if i want to! It's fine i don't actually care if your going to try and get argumentative with me I'm just going to leave because i have a right to my opinion and i don't care about yours cause you suck.
Joe: bruh bro trying to have a meta-argument with me.
by Personality17 March 27, 2023
(noun) an argument (for a paper or essay) that starts out weak and limp but that gets longer and stronger the more you play around with it
My philosophy paper still has a flaccid argument, so I'm thinking about spending the night in the library to really firm it up.
Jimmy always has trouble with flaccid arguments, so he often asks his girlfriend to help out.
Jimmy always has trouble with flaccid arguments, so he often asks his girlfriend to help out.
by briell3 March 3, 2010
**Two people both reaching for the last cookie**
A: I'm so sorry.
B: No, please, I'm sorry.
A: No, I am sorry, I insist, you have the last piece.
B: Absolutely not, this is my fault, you take the last one!
C: This is such a Canadian Argument.
A: I'm so sorry.
B: No, please, I'm sorry.
A: No, I am sorry, I insist, you have the last piece.
B: Absolutely not, this is my fault, you take the last one!
C: This is such a Canadian Argument.
by apeape28 March 20, 2017
How an idiot argues with another person. Instead of using rational statements and facts, they spam the other person with mindless banter and stubborn ranting.
Rational Argument:
Person 1: I think that the Xbox 360 is better than the Wii because it has better hardware and more graphical power.
Person 2: Well I think the Wii is better than the 360 because it is more interactive and appeals more to casual gamers.
Idiot Argument:
Person 1: Well, I think the Wii is better than the Xbox 360 because...
Idiot: NO! NO! Shut the hell up. I said the Xbox 360 is better. NO! NO! Insert random group here says its better! NO! I'm right. Your wrong. Shut the hell up.
Person 1: I think that the Xbox 360 is better than the Wii because it has better hardware and more graphical power.
Person 2: Well I think the Wii is better than the 360 because it is more interactive and appeals more to casual gamers.
Idiot Argument:
Person 1: Well, I think the Wii is better than the Xbox 360 because...
Idiot: NO! NO! Shut the hell up. I said the Xbox 360 is better. NO! NO! Insert random group here says its better! NO! I'm right. Your wrong. Shut the hell up.
by pea soup March 7, 2010
When Ones points in a argument are opinion based, have nothing to do with the topic, or is a hollow argument.
typically used when one is clearly wrong in an argument and in the moral wrong so one proceeds to spout bullshit as a self defense mechanism
typically used when one is clearly wrong in an argument and in the moral wrong so one proceeds to spout bullshit as a self defense mechanism
Person 1: Well i may have joked About Your suicide attempt but you dated a girl me and this other guy think is Weird!
Person 2: dude that's such A Thymer Argument
Person 2: dude that's such A Thymer Argument
by retardmoments69 October 22, 2020
by epicexploceans January 29, 2017
A tactic that many republicans use while arguing. It mostly consists of interrupting whatever you're saying with uneducated and irrelevant subject matter.
My stepdad and I got into a discussion about Glenn Beck, and he kept butting in every time I tried to talk. He used the old Republican Argument on me!
by nannerpuddin September 3, 2010