What do you think of Yellow Brick Walls?

[goaded]

It's a term I just coined for people who refuse to answer simple questions like "is water wet" until you write position paper for them on the meaning of the word "squinkle", which is a word they made up but can't define, or demanding a yes/no response to "why is red a colour?".

They're very frustrating, but not uncommon as they should be.

It encompasses the feeling of talking to a brick wall, with a hint of their cowardice.

[msc545]

I'm unclear about what their strategy is other than if they can avoid a simple question like you suggest and then they can avoid almost anything else that you might ask them. Not sure what the point is. Enlighten me if you know.

[goaded]

I never found out. I think it was just all about avoiding having to back up ridiculous claims, like that "the left" is a greater threat to the country than an administration that fired the inspectors general who keep them from committing crimes so that they can and do commit crimes daily. And that the media is controlled by the left (when in reality it's mostly right-wing billionaires).

The conversation was deleted so that nobody could see that his description of it was total BS.

What is a "prejudice policy", anyway? Apparently I had to be for or against them.