If Cartoons of laughing Yellow Dots are part of a person's Argument...

[cthulu2016]

...that person may not have an argument.

How hard a person pretends to laugh at an opposing argument has little value as evidence.

A Deep Thought. (With apologies to Jack Handy.)

[Flashmann]

1. I couldn't resist......

Heh!

[Jackpine Radical]

2. That's riiculous.

[DonRedwood]

11. the shivery blue squares disagree

[Liberal Veteran]

3. I totally disagree because...

[Honeycombe8]

4. Yeah. It's like when a kid responds with, "Oh, yeah? Well, your mama wears army boots!

Take that!" It's something used when yu don't have an adult or logical response to make.

[TrogL]

8. My children's mother does wear army boots. She's a security guard.

[Bobbie Jo]

9. Pfffft....my mama wore army boots.

And knew how to use them too.

[Taverner]

5. So do the words tsk, pshaw, pffft, ugh and whatEVURRR

[Liberal Veteran]

6. Don't forget "meh".

[Mr.Bill]

7. Are you going to apologize to Joe Biden, too?

For laughing at Paul Ryan at the debate? Some arguements and opinions are laugh-worthy.

[Scootaloo]

10. But it makes for a great image

[Cali_Democrat]

12. Hmmm.....

Nobody can beat this argument ------->>

It just isn't possible.

[Cirque du So-What]

13. Yeah, right

[Cali_Democrat]

16. I was joking

[Cirque du So-What]

18. So was I

[HopeHoops]

14. Um.

You mean like that?

[Fumesucker]

15. <snort>

[Egalitarian Thug]

17. Sometimes, the opposing argument is just so ridiculous or contradictory that nothing else will do.

And sometimes they're blue dots.

[rucky]

19. I thought this was going to be about Wal-Mart.