You didn’t make a pun, I didn’t commit a red herring fallacy, and your analogies don’t work.

You clearly don’t know what a pun is, you don’t understand what a red herring is, and you keep resorting to analogies because you cannot actually refute the argument I’m making. Instead of addressing my points, you’ve resorted to logical fallacies and straw-manning me into a conservative and a Ben Shapiro supporter—positions I never expressed and that have nothing to do with the argument.

Yes, you committed a straw man. My argument is that I am factually correct about the issue we’re discussing. Rather than addressing that claim, you’ve replaced it with a position I don’t hold because that version is easier for you to attack. That’s a textbook straw man.

But honestly, none of this even matters. This isn’t a formal debate where I need to keep cataloging every fallacy you commit. You’re arguing against an established fact, and I should have known better than to waste my time trying to reason you out of a position you clearly aren’t willing to reconsider.

At this point, you’ve become more than useless to this conversation. I’m done.