Do you know what a "rhetorical question" is and why I would ask that here?
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people aren't supposed to answer rhetorical questions.  so basically, you didn't want anyone to answer this.  but i just did, since you asked...even though you didn't want anyone to answer.  haha wow, that sounds so weird.
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A rhetorical question, usually. The querant is not seeking an answer but is in fact presenting their answer through the question, thus making the question itself moot in a question/answer context.\n\nAlso see, "Why?" Anyone asking that enough times will arrive at a knowledge singularity approximating god, a void, or perfect circular logic depending on the paths the poor soul trying to answer it all takes. :)
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and you call this a question?
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Is there an actual question in there somewhere?
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What kind of statement (question) is this?
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If you'll go back and look, wonks from both sides are asking a lot of rhetorical questions, just like the one you just asked.
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what is the question here?
1061894
Good paraphrasing.  What's the question?
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because.... what was the question?
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Was there a question in there somewhere?
233791
What is your question? Or are you just looking for a place to ramble on incoherently?
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Actually, a rhetorical question is a question that is not expected to be answered, like when you say:\n\n"You're not going to wear that, are you?"\n\nThat's clearly a question, but it's one that is not going to be answered because the answer is pretty clear already.\n\nBut the other person is right...i guess it would be considered a rhetorical question.
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Grammatically, and I used to teach it though not an expert myself, a question mark (?) should only follow a question asking something, not a statement or a rhetorical question. These two require a period. A rhetorical question is one that everyone may know the answer to, such as "Do birds fly."
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I know that. So what kind of questions is this?
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Why don't you frame your question with some examples of this so called..."mumbo jumbo"? This exrapolating and rationalizing? Its so easy to toss out this rhetorical question that is really a statement meant to pigion hole everyone together in order to be written off as inconsistant mumbo jumbo-ers rather than admit that are people willing, ready and able to talk about these subjects..because there are questions...never mind...you're probably an atheist. Trying to reason with one o ya'll is like tryin ta nail Jello to a tree. An excersize in futility. By the way..the term mumbo jumbo is really sophomoric and signifies that you are too lazy to even try and understand. ~J~ <><
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same goes for people who ask questions? do they realize they corner answerers to answer a rhetorical question shamefully, or do they actually want an opinion.
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You did a good job but I can’t see where you used rhetoric questioning unless I am mistaken what it is. In the last sentence my word program says to change the “ himself” to “his self”. ◘