Tom and Jerry the Cat

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And that is...?

Victor orban.

M-hmmm... and that proves...?

He was the guest of honor at the cpac convention. Are you republican?

What does that prove, exactly?
Many people have been the Guest of Honor at CPAC. It literally proves nothing.

I can’t help you bro. If you don’t understand the meme or know who Orban is I’m sorry. Thanks for the comments.

Can't help me understand what?

Your nonsensical memes?

I know exactly who Viktor Orban is. He's the Prime Minister of Hungary. You posted a picture of the Prime minister of a largely irrelevant Eastern European country, and stated that he spoke at CPAC. That proves absolutely nothing.

Yes, I can not help you understand. And I’m not going to help you to pretend not understand. Is there anything else?

When I say I don't understand, I don't mean I don't understand what the meme is saying. I mean that you need to provide evidence to back up your claim; evidence other than a picture of the PM of Hungary, and a comment that "he spoke at CPAC."

Also surnames are capitalized.

Also I’m sure all of your comments have perfect grammar.

Of course not, but at least I try, and correct it if I catch something.

What exactly are you trying to prove with the Putin thing? If you want to say something, just say it.

Okay so it’s cool when you do it because you try. Anyway, Is that a real question? Did you read the meme or not?

I also said that I correct it when I'm wrong.

Yes. It is. Because your "meme" is inaccurate, a great example of projection and the ad hominem fallacy, and, quite frankly, stupid.

If I corrected my mistake then you would look like you were wrong for wagging your finger at me and I don’t want that for you. My meme can not be inaccurate because it is an opinion. Ad hominem fallacy is not a term that we use here in the United States and I’m not going to deny this meme is stupid. Thanks for your opinion though, anything else?

"If I corrected my mistake then you would look like you were wrong for wagging your finger at me and I don’t want that for you."

Uh... what? If someone deletes and corrects a comment embedded in a thread, it still shows as "deleted." I think if someone saw a correction underneath "deleted," I think most people are smart enough to guess that I corrected something that was later deleted.

"My meme can not be inaccurate because it is an opinion."

Opinions can be inaccurate. And it's not "just an opinion." It's also a claim, worded ever-so-carefully so that when it falls apart, you can hide behind "it's just an opinion."

"Ad hominem fallacy is not a term that we use here in the United States "

It is. I don't know where you got that from but now you just look silly.

" I’m not going to deny this meme is stupid."

Well, at least we can agree on that ;)