Someone who withdraws from a discussion and blocks a person didn't "win", they ran, and deserve to be ignored.
this post was submitted on 20 Jan 2024
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never thought of it like this
Just out of curiosity: Why do you ask that quesion every few days?
Keeps getting blocked of course. Gets into arguments frequently online.
... do I know you?
what question did I ask twice every few days?
If they block you, you never have to hear them again. That sounds like a win for you in my book!
Getting the last word in an argument isn't a victory.
good advice