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I'm talking to mostly younger people right now. 11 (how are you even on the site? it's 13+)-15 year olds. it does go hire sometimes. but the reason I made this is I was watching youtube and reading a debate in the comments. ( what started it was it was talking about how that person says pork and shrimp wasn't ok by the bible) when they start to lose the debate being proved wrong they post this "I'm 13 so you just insulated a kid! And I'm not the hater so at least I have a life I don't care if I cant spell cat! At least I'm nice " she then calls someone a retard the debate goes on some more then she pulls this "LOOK IM 13! And please if you nothing better to say Dont say it at all! If you not gonna change your gonna go to hell! Just saying! " then this "LOOK IM A 13 YEAR OLD WHO IS JUST STATING WHAT I BELIEVE! I'VE GROWN UP IN A CHRISTIAN HOME ALL MY LIFE AND I KNOW HE'S REAL! SO BUZZ OFF!"

Three times in one debate the age card was pulled. just because you are a certain age does not excuse anything I will let kids that break things when they are 0-5 they don't know that much yet so yes that is a time age is somewhat okay but trying to pull it out in a debate? no I don't care if you are 13 or 65 using your age to try to 'validate' your reasonings is pathetic! If you are talking about personal experience then why bring up your age? You could say "Over the years I've noticed -" but saying "I'm 65 and since I'm old and have experience I'm right!" is stupid.

younger people having debates why would age have to even be an issue? You can still say the "over the years I've noticed-" but saying "I'm 13 so you are just being disrespectful!!" Respect is earned not a given.

here is a link to the video I was watching when I found the debate if you want to read it yourself www.youtube.com/watch?v=A6cb0G… the user that started the debate is pinkie pie

but it still stands it doesn't matter you are a certain age in debates and trying to get out of stuff what matters is facts.

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I'm talking to mostly younger people right now. 11 (how are you even on the site? it's 13+)-15 year olds. it does go hire sometimes. but the reason I made this is I was watching youtube and reading a debate in the comments. ( what started it was it was talking about how that person says pork and shrimp wasn't ok by the bible) when they start to lose the debate being proved wrong they post this "I'm 13 so you just insulated a kid! And I'm not the hater so at least I have a life I don't care if I cant spell cat! At least I'm nice " she then calls someone a retard the debate goes on some more then she pulls this "LOOK IM 13! And please if you nothing better to say Dont say it at all! If you not gonna change your gonna go to hell! Just saying! " then this "LOOK IM A 13 YEAR OLD WHO IS JUST STATING WHAT I BELIEVE! I'VE GROWN UP IN A CHRISTIAN HOME ALL MY LIFE AND I KNOW HE'S REAL! SO BUZZ OFF!"

Three times in one debate the age card was pulled. just because you are a certain age does not excuse anything I will let kids that break things when they are 0-5 they don't know that much yet so yes that is a time age is somewhat okay but trying to pull it out in a debate? no I don't care if you are 13 or 65 using your age to try to 'validate' your reasonings is pathetic! If you are talking about personal experience then why bring up your age? You could say "Over the years I've noticed -" but saying "I'm 65 and since I'm old and have experience I'm right!" is stupid.

younger people having debates why would age have to even be an issue? You can still say the "over the years I've noticed-" but saying "I'm 13 so you are just being disrespectful!!" Respect is earned not a given.

here is a link to the video I was watching when I found the debate if you want to read it yourself www.youtube.com/watch?v=A6cb0G… the user that started the debate is pinkie pie

but it still stands it doesn't matter you are a certain age in debates and trying to get out of stuff what matters is facts.