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You were the one looking for proof? Then you do the googling.
That is how this shit works, genius.
You've got the burden of proof backwards, pal.
Lucky this isn't a court of law, buddy.
Online discussions aren't formal debates, bud.
This makes no sense. This person made a claim and I asked what the source was. Shouldn’t they know where their own comment came from?
Mike, you came at this person twice. He gave you a url and since you're on Lemmy we assume you're at least halfway internat savvy.
In my shoes I'd have at least put in a few minutes of effort to look for the information on that site. Or even a general search. ANYTHING to evince my capability for critical thought.
You were given 99% more than most are in this type of exchange and still lazily demanded more. You didn't just ask and you weren't all that polite. I found it lazy. That you appear to feel a keen need to have the last word in this type of situation is also worth a bit of reflection.