If you are able to, getting a bit of fresh air helps you realise that the outside world still exists before you return to your activities with a renewed vigour (or, in the case of online arguments, 10 more rebuttals that you thought of on the way to Budgens).
Please don't assume all gay men are ignorant fools, and please -- no more rebuttals beginning with: "Easy for you, cisgender white men of privilege to say... .. it doesn't promote healthy discussions either.
This sufficed in the past, for many at least, but now many readers are asking for more aggressive rebuttals.
Cambodia's U.K. ambassador, Hor Nambora, issued one of Cambodia's more public rebuttals to corruption claims.
After the report was released, Iran's state news agency, IRNA, published a more detailed rebuttal, saying the new evidence was all derived from a laptop said to have been stolen from an Iranian official in 2004.
(For more detailed rebuttal of these empty positions, see "Jonathan Chait's "Endless Love" and other pieces at No Middle Class Health Tax).
The irony is that when a client is in the right, a competent expert witness with experience in these products can write a stronger initial report and a more persuasive rebuttal report than a so-called expert who writes a report to fit lawyers' preconceptions.
Looking at the total population that won't vote for Clinton, which is a larger universe than the set of registered voters who support Stein, provides an even more striking rebuttal to the those-who-oppose-Clinton-are-White-male-Bernie-Bros narrative.
As students and professors booed—"Get serious, stop smiling!" one shouted Sexton became more assertive, offering rebuttals to their arguments, as if he were defending himself at a debate tournament.
Robert D. Franks, Republican, in rebuttal: "More mandates from Washington, D.C., isn't the answer".
With infectious enthusiasm, Bill Nye shows that evolution is much more than a rebuttal to creationism; it is an essential way to understand how nature works -- and to change the world.
