How do you define a pure "Loser" in an arguement?

Question

An Arguement, or debate, usually consists, of points and their evaluations being shifted back and forth between two people.

Now if its a touchy subject, which most important arguements are, doubt anyone can, really, seriously, get angry over which VCR may be better than the other, but who knows.

Show me some examples, to you, that defines when someone has ceased, evaluating points and giving their own, to insults, gay jokes, and "I can't understand what you're talking about" - the latter being odd, as this is usually said frequently, -after-, much heated debate, that would require them to understand in the first place. You know?

So put off some phrases you can recall like, "Are you retarded?" "Dumb" "Wtf!" "Lmao"! or feinting to not understand what you're saying anymore after about 10 something posts of prior, sensible arguement.

So if you can recall anything people do, say, or even better word from word, I'll really appreciate what you got to say..

Really.

Answer 1

Loser is a term that originally referred to someone who had lost at something, such as a game. Its meaning has shifted somewhat during the last 30 years to subjectively and pejoratively include anyone who would "lose" at life itself. Some consider those to be losers who, despite decent economic conditions, cannot find work, manage their money or maintain meaningful relationships. A loser could be a person with little or no ambition for the future, or someone that is always at loss, has accomplished little relative to their stage in life or simply "has no life."

The term itself can range from offensive to less than serious. People may consider others losers because of the degree to which they have ruined their own lives. They may also consider friends losers because of the mistakes they have made or the boring lives they lead. Examples would be people who fail to prioritise effectively in their lives or putting things which do not benefit them or make them happy above those things which do. People may also consider themselves losers because they believe they are not living the lives they consider desirable.

To avoid negative connotations, one who just misses winning at something is often called the runner-up instead of the loser.

Answer 2

Al Gore - 2000 election

John Kerry - 2004 election

Answer 3

It would be almost unbelievable, if history did not record the tragic fact that men have gone to war and cut each other's throat because they could not agree as to what was to become of them after their throats were cut.

Answer 4

an argument is beaten if you can categorically find fault with the assumptions it proposes or if you can beat the arguments assumptions by producing directly conflicting information that proves the argument to be completely fallible.