Types of Headaches meme

and rise of skywalker

You'll come around.... They always do.

No, I don’t think I will.

They did for Prequel Trilogy.

Why? Because they started writing content for it and giving context to all the things that vexed people about it. PT has had twenty years of content writing. These two movies mentioned have had less than five.

The prequel trilogy has good memes tho

It’s a shame I loved the prequels from the start. You almost had an argument against me and I was almost impressed.

Yup, so did I. I have a long list of arguments.

So, why the hate?

Good; Then present your arguments one-by-one so that I can deconstruct them one-by-one.

I ask again, why the hate?

Oh I'm sorry I thought I made myself quite clear when I requested you to state your argument. It was bold of me to assume you (A prequel fanboi) had the mental capacity to make logical and appropriate decisions based on the present situation. Kinda like the dogshit, cynical, postmodern drivel 'sequel' films you whiteknight for.

You did make yourself clear, but in so doing, you ignored my query to which you responded by asking for my arguments.

My stance is that people critical of the films make their arguments through excessive amounts of logical fallacy in order to sound like they have strong arguments, when they really don't. (Already seeing it in your responses with Ad Hominem.) So again, as I asked first:

Why the hate?

I'll wait. Though I don't think you can actually come up with a good one without it being blown to smithereens.

TL;DR (skimmed over it and you dodged the question again)

Using the word ‘toxic’ nulled any point you might have made.

So, when someone calls you out for your bad form, you duck out of discussion.

You still can't make any claims to debate. Either
A) You actually don't have any arguments for debate.
B) You can't shoot down my original claim which satisfied your line of query: "... people critical of the films make their arguments through excessive amounts of logical fallacy in order to sound like they have strong arguments, when they really don't...." To which you are repeatedly proving.

I recognize either may not be the case, so I await your response which likely will never come. (See option B)

I don’t require an essay to get my point across as I don’t need extensive leaps in logic and brainstorming to justify the unjustifiable.

Reality is self-evident and objective. I can and have annihilated your confused rambling in just one sentence. I require no further whataboutism as reality and objective truth are of course self evident.

TL;DR You're scared to bring a point forward.

It’s 2 paragraphs, nubnuts.

You’re scared because you know I’ve won. You have no argument I can’t easily destroy.

Still waiting on you to answer the first question of the discussion: Why the hate?

The plot doesn't make any sense that's why I asked you to present a point for me to deconstruct; but you didn't. You just repeated the same question over and over again like a coocoo clock.

I'll give you the opportunity yet again:
Give me a pro-sequel argument and make it one at a time as to not muddy the waters and keep the conversation going steadily. Clear enough?

So the plot doesn't make sense. That's not an objective point, that's subjective based on your perception of it. What about the plot doesn't make sense to you?

I said I had a long list of arguments. Counter-arguments are arguments.
My claim is that critics of the sequels can't logically find anything wrong with the trilogy without stepping on other media in the Star Wars Universe. In order to show-case my arguments, you need to make points for me to address as I see nothing horrifically wrong with the sequel that would warrant the collective hate by this division of the Star Wars "Fans." Which, segues into my next point...

You called me a "prequel fanboi." You misunderstand. I am a Star Wars Fan. In the truest sense of the term. Fan, being derived from fanatic. In this, you could call me a true Star Wars Fan.

Fan.
A fan, aficionado, or supporter is someone who has an intense, occasionally overwhelming liking and enthusiasm for a sporting club, person, group of persons, or trend. Fans constitute a fanbase or fandom. They often show their enthusiasm by starting a club, blogging, or promoting the object of their interest.

Better have the final trilogy of movies and headache than no movies and no headaches.