Post by Judge Breakfast on Aug 12, 2016 23:04:51 GMT -5
Normally in the Internet Court of Law (ICL), the normal rules of speech and debate (such as logical fallacies) are more suggestions than rules. However, to successfully make a case in the ICL, there are a few things you must know.
Your argument posts may contain a sense of humor (in fact, that is preferred), but you do have to be making a point.
If you have questions or comments on the argument laws, you may post them below.
- Godwin's Law is in full effect here. If you compare an opponent to Hitler, call them fascist, call them oppressive, or use other similar rhetoric, you automatically forfeit.
- Being triggered, hurt, or otherwise offended does not count as a debate point, and will automatically be overruled as irrelevant.
- Vague smugness does not count as an argument.
- Memes do not count as arguments.
- Reaction images do not count as arguments.
Your argument posts may contain a sense of humor (in fact, that is preferred), but you do have to be making a point.
If you have questions or comments on the argument laws, you may post them below.
