I did not make this argument. I simply pointed out the difference between my conduct and that of others, and between the logical validity of my argument and that of others.
> You're not going to suddenly change your mind strictly because you realized you made a bad argument
Of course I am not going to change my mind, because I did not make the argument you ascribe to me.
>This is all you've managed to do as well, despite using more words
This is blatantly untrue. I provided evidence and reasoning. You provided neither.
> Of course, that is what we are both doing. Oftentimes it's called a "discussion".
This is not a discussion. It has not at any point been a discussion. It has just been me pointing out where you (and others) are factually incorrect, where you (collectively) have hypocritically made emotional appeals while falsely accusing me of doing so (which again does not make you incorrect, but hypocrisy is a moral failing), and so on. It could not possibly be a discussion, because you repeatedly ignored that I was focused on a legal analysis while incorrectly accusing me of conflating that with a moral analysis, while engaging in a moral analysis that I repeatedly told you I was no concerned with. Again, my only interest in morality here is because my moral character has been unfairly impugned.