Comments by "Christian Baune" (@programaths) on "" video.

9:40 They also always do that. Adding extra context when asking a question, so you answer a specific way; they said you replied to another question. Like: - Would you want a black pedophile near your kids - No, I wouldn't - See, you don't want black people near your kids It's one basic tactic in their argumentation. It also creates fatigue as you must make full-length answers AND restate them. So, they will throw you many of those questions until you wear down and start using shorter answers. When this happens, you should call it for what it is. One funny way is to highlight the implication, "I do not understand why he has to be a pedo in your question; we were just discussing black people." You can also reply by highlighting the added context "No, I wouldn't like a pedo near my kids." that signals that you're educated too and they will fume.
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