Buckethead31594 is a cool person!

I appreciate my opponent's response in light of her recent deactivation. Let us proceed.The Case for Experience: R3"He also tries to justify that his overly activities on DDO is because of obsession, but honestly, even if that was or wasn’t the case, what difference would it make? It would just mean that he loves it here a lot and wants everyone to know it! What is wrong with that? That is NOT a bad trait. It is a great thing! So my opponent failed to acknowledge the coolness to his constant DDO activities here because had he not had any activity at all, then no one would even know who he is nor care to hear what he has to say; such as myself."Unfortunately, my opponent chooses to argue a point that can only be subjective to the viewer. Some people would find my obsession "cool," while others would find it "uncool." Therefore, it is a shaky foundation for which to build an argument- it simply cannot stand."Also, the Hitler analogy was nice and all, but you cannot compare a psychopath to yourself. Then you would be referring to yourself as a psychopath, are you one? I would not believe so, which makes you even a much cooler person!"Ah, but I was not comparing myself to a psychopath. I was merely showing how my opponent's logic could also apply to Hitler. In this way, one could state that my opponent was comparing me to a psychopath.The Case for Mediating: R3"Haha, my opponent tried to humor us with his, “ I am right and you are wrong- there, I've demonstrated that I am close-minded, and therefore, not cool.” nonetheless, does not prove anything because he is only attempting to prove me wrong. Which here, we know that you honestly do not really do this."Yet, my opponent has no proof that I 'do not really do this.' Who's to say that I am actually very close-minded about being right?1. I state that I am close-minded2. I am an eyewitness to this close-mindednessC. I am close-minded"Well, sometimes if life has you taken up it is necessary to drop the debates and handle the more important things. Nothing wrong with prioritizing, now is there? That makes you even more cool of a person because you needed to prioritize rather than waste time debating a silly debate that can be rematched later. It just shows you have a life. :)"Nonetheless, we all know of my intention: I was fleeing from the debate. That's right, I was too cowardly and self-centered to admit that I was wrong. So I took the easy way out, and ran for it. Going so far as to deactivate my account for a month.The Case for Kindness: R3"My opponent obviously failed to see that I did have evidence to his kindness, but if he insists;http://www.debate.org...... <- this is to point out that he has been attempting to reach out in making another game noticed to possibly play with other people on DDO and share the fun, I fail to see how this could not be kindness? He could have just went off without telling anyone about the game and played to himself."The game that my opponent has mentioned is Garry's Mod. It's a sandbox-based game that pretty much allows you to do whatever you want. I was not attempting to share the fun in any way, I was merely looking for something fun to do because I was bored. This would make my intentions selfish, and therefore: not kind."Also here is another example of his kindness; http://www.debate.org...... <- this one he is offering help to create a cool profile pic for everyone on DDO if they want that is, now why would an unkind person do this?"Again, I was merely looking for something fun to do because I was bored. I even stated this in the opening sentence of the post. The fact that I even participate in a hobby such as graphic design (in conjunction with always being on DDO), means that I must spend all of my time on the computer- which makes me not cool.Counter Argument:"Con seems convinced that by his lackings in certain areas, forgets to see the other things in which he is exceptionally approvable to being a cool person. Con has a good heart. He means well, without a good heart would be no means to even notice the coolness that comes from him. He’s a cool, good, kind-hearted friend! (And I mean every word of that!) Not many you can find today like him. "This is a most difficult debate, because I feel foolish to have to dismantle my opponent's kind words. Ultimately, though, my opponent has avoided addressing all of the flaws that make me, in my opinion, uncool. Therefore, I can only discredit this bit of information as conjecture, as my opponent has yet to provide any evidence that I haven't already denounced.On to Pro.