Yes that's my point. There are different definitions that people use. Merriam Webster says one, and dictionary.com says another. When people sue the word "rant" in common parlance they are typically referring to something aggressive, not excited or passionate.

are we debating definitions today?

so you are against aggression?

yet i am called a cuck

I never made a case for or against anything. I'm saying you are ignoring the context how some words are used colloquially and how that might differ fro mone official dictionary

"i am the tough guy but he is being mean"

Wtf are you on

what

i'm on uppers, downers

normally, I think of a rant as like a long-winded monologue about a subject

point is

his argument is that i was ranting just because i cared about what i was saying

and that is not an argument

yes i am passionate

what does that mean

what the fuck do you have to say otherwise

nothing

it was never about the argument

this fucking retard

just wants to be the opposition

Yeah exactly. I'm not saying anything except you are deliberately ignoring context.

I mean if you care about what you're saying, that's normally a good thing no?

so because i am passionate about what i say

i am wrong

instead of him debating me

You guys still arguing about the definition of ranting?

he just says i am ranting

lol

dusty you fucking pleb

Idk where you live, but everyone I know thinks of rant as having an aggressive connotation. Not just long speech.

I was the one that said you were ranting.

And you guys just started going at it.

"i'm gonna encourage this troll but come back and act like they're both wrong lol"

I've never run into someone who thinks rants are aggressive

Yes, if you are passionate, you are wrong, as far as debate goes

no

aggressive and passionate are two separate things

debate is not about being passionate or impassionate

it's about facts

you can be passionate about delivering a good argument

it actually helps