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Uh, I'd rather good faith discussion instead, actually.
Just noticed you're using kbin.social. Checks out.
Does kbin.social have some kind of reputation or something? I'm not defending the commenter BTW.
I'm not defending the other guy, but what's wrong with kbin?
I just notice time and time again that kbin.social is populated by users who act in bad faith. I assume it has something to do with people repulsed by communists tending to stay away from lemmy instances due to the M-L association. Of course, kbin.social is the biggest instance of its software, but it's a trend I keep noticing.
Nothing inherently, it's an open instance with almost no rules regarding discourse though so you will find a lot of trolls and bad faith comments coming from kbin.
Ad hominem only applies when using an attack on a person as an argument. This person's clearly not behaving in good faith, so why are they entitled to a good faith reply?