People should stop comparing Roblox to Minecraft and vice versa

Welcome to DDO!I'm assuming we can go right ahead. The positions are as such:- Pro: Roblox and Minecraft should no longer be compared with one another.- Con: A mandatory call to terminate discussions concerning the similarities and differences between Roblox and Minecraft is unreasonable.Premise (P) 1: Comparisons between two or more intrinsically different people, objects, or events occur all the time.1.1: Descriptive Comparisons"The café was like a battleship stripped for action." [1] This is just one of thousands of comparisons between two different entites drawn throughout literature, historic and contemporary. Such comparisons were utilized to describe subjects (people, places, events, objects, or other entities) through similes, such as in the aformentioned example, or through metaphors, wherein direct associations occur. An example of a metaphoric description is as such:Matthew 5:13 (KJV): Ye are the salt of the earth: but if the salt have lost his savour, wherewith shall it be salted? It is thenceforth good for nothing, but to be cast out, and to be trodden under foot of men.The writer associates people, the subject of the sentence ("ye"), with salt, an intrinsically different entity, to describe the role expected of the subject of the verse. Salt is merely a crystalline compound, NaCi, that is primarily used for seasoning and preventing ice from building up on human pathways (roads, sidewalks, etc.), whereas people (humans) are sentient primapes. For more examples of such descriptive comparisons, see [2] for similes and [3] for metaphors.If myriads of descriptive descriptions can involve a plethora of entities differing from each other, what makes it unreasonable to make such descriptions between Minecraft and Roblox? If it is simply because they differ from each other, then see some of the aformentioned examples, such as the one made between salt and people, where descriptions are drawn between two entities that are intrinsically different from one another except in an abstract sense.One may argue that these only concern comparisons drawn for descriptive purposes and not for preferential purposes, as is most likely the case with Roblox and Minecraft. However, preferential comparisons are legion as well.1.2: Preferential ComparisonsSong of Songs 1:2: Let him kiss me with the kisses of his mouth: for thy love is better than wine.As is the case with descriptive comparisons, two or more intrinsically different entities have been weighed against one another, with one being preferred over the others, as is the case in the cited passage. Love, an abstract concept whose meaning varies in different contexts, is weighed against wine, an objectively alcoholic substance, and described as being better than it. Of course, to have two people sit down and debate the value of love against the value of wine would be ridiculous, as the basis of both sides is, for the most part, subjective, yet such debates are legion (even on this website). Below are just three topics regularly debated on this website:"Apples vs oranges" [4] [5] [6] [7]"Xbox One vs PS4" [too many to cite]"Twitter vs facebook" [8]If one wishes to argue that debates concerning Robolox and Minecraft should stop purely on the basis that they are different from each other, one must also argue why debates of the likes of the ones above should stop as well.P2: Although debates concerning Roblox and Minecraft are subjective and biased, the availability of hard data can make the debates objective.Suppose two people wanted to have a debate over Minecraft and Roblox, specifically over which one is better. Both can argue for their preferred game using a variety of hard data searchable on the internet.2.1: SalesWhat better way to argue why a console or game is better than another than to appeal to the differences between the number of copies sold? Of course, one cannot necessarily deem one product better than another solely by how well it outsells/ed another product, but such findings can hield a product's impact on a market in comparison to another's, which is a good and oft-used argument to use in arguing for the superiority of a product over another. Because such data is available, such debates could be narrowed down to make the resolution less ambiguous or subjective. For instance, two can take opposite sides on the following:"Minecraft has had a bigger impact on the gaming market than Roblox.""Minecraft handles better on a PC than Roblox" (assuming that both games are run on the same PC)I could go on, but I want to stop here for now and allow Pro to expound upon why comparative debates concerning Minecraft and Roblox should stop.Sources[1] Hemingway, Ernest. The Sun Also Rises. Ch. 15[2] http://www.dailywritingtips.com...[3] http://examples.yourdictionary.com...[4] http://www.debate.org...[5] http://www.debate.org...[6] http://www.debate.org...[7] http://www.debate.org...[too many to cite] http://www.debate.org...[8] http://www.debate.org...