Sentences with phrase «debate misses the point»

The debate misses the point that Islam is no longer a religion, it has become a cult thriving on murder, terror, teaching of youth to become bombers and radicals, and stone age control of its followers.

But Sam Chaltain, a writer and education advocate, says the debate misses the point.

Our stance and an analysis on the impact of systematic risk on four types of strategies are explored in depth in our white paper «Losing the Forest for the Trees: How the Active vs. Passive Debate Misses the Point.»

But these debates all miss the point.

But what if this whole debate misses the point?

As a result, while I applaud Nic for finding the error / interesting choice of priors, for me the whole debate misses the point.

Not exact matches

Much of the debate over Trump's trade policy seems to miss the point that the economic effects of any trade measure depend on how it affects capital.

The links vs. content debate has often times missed the point since you need quality content to get people to link to you.

The missing piece in the payment debate is the point - of - sale terminal, as it influences what payments a business accepts and, to some extent, what price they pay to have receipts processed.

I see it as a book about the Kingdom of God, and what life looks like when you live into the «other side» of so many of our missing - the - point gender debates in the Church.

All this debate over abortion misses the point.

@ Doris: you are reading this entire discussion through last week's debate and therefore missing the point of the altogether DIFFERENT discussion happening here.

But when we see the people on the other side of the debate as the enemy (by calling them names, labeling them or demeaning their convictions), we miss the point of what «fighting for our faith» is supposed to be about in the first place.

Debates about whether DW is good enough to be a fully paid up Arsenal 1st X1 player are missing the point in my opinion — he is a fantastic squad option / player and behind every successful club there is a well structured and balanced squad.

I think everyone is missing the point of what is most important in the ongoing debate of bottle vs breast.

But to obsess about the past — or worse, to become locked into a sterile debate about prosecuting actions then by standards now — is to miss the big point.

Anyone who tries to turn this into a debate amongst equals is missing the point.»

The debate in England over Scottish independence misses the point.

For me this debate rather misses the point of Boris's comments which were not really about history or the EU, but about attempting to create associations between people and institutions he disagrees with and murderous dictators.

However, the debate in recent days over whether Boris's comments are «offensive» or not misses the point.

Indeed, by limiting the debate to whether PIER does or doesn't prevent schizophrenia, it's possible to miss a larger point, namely, that most of the patients enter the program because they are in serious need of help, without which they could succumb to psychosis, violence, or suicide.

A debate rages as to the precise date of peak but misses the point when what matters is the vision of the long decline on the other side of it.

The debate boils down to semantics as much as science, and it largely misses the point.

This is a separate debate to which others have made very useful contributions on this site useful contributions on this site; but suffice to say becoming too bogged down in the detail of content misses the much bigger point about how we best prepare our young people for life after school.

Debating whether kids need hands - on training or academic rigor misses the point; two schools embrace the idea that to thrive, students need both

Beyond that, one of the interesting characteristics of this whole debate is that it misses, I think, a crucial point.

Certainly you can spend more or less than the amount she suggests, but those who were debating the number I think missed the most helpful points of the article.

While a lot of debate has happened regarding the term customer vs vendor, I think that tends to miss the overall point vs the semantics.

Many commentators seem to miss this point, being the vocal core of the grand illusion, entangling the self - publishing and ebook publishing debates, when in fact they are mutually exclusive.

This is an important point that people miss in the whole life vs. term life debate.

The debate over Active vs. Passive investment management has been raging for some time, but does it miss the point?

In essence, he's saying that debating whether humans caused this storm misses the point.

One important point he makes that I have not seen discussed elsewhere is that the debate (such as it is) of whether global warming might be a good thing fundamentally misses the point.

Beyond a certain point, and I think that point has been passed in this discussion, there needs to be some common understanding of the motivations of actors and if that common understanding is missing the debate simply circles.

It is to suggest, however, that debates about the anatomy of honest brokerage, or to devise codes of ethics for scientists, may miss the point.

In that case, you do miss the point of debate.

Steve, if I may, I believe that you have missed the point of much of the debate.

You have missed my point, which is that there is no basic science that settles the debate.

I would think, however, that he is missing an important point: if they can not be divorced, so justifying scientists attempting to influence the political debate, then there would be no reason for the politicians to not influence the science, most likely through funding.

Second, you miss the nature of the debate, and this was my key point.

I think that some of the debate amongst environmental groups on the question of opposing or supporting the CPRS misses the point.

I must admit to being somewhat frustrated with the global warming debate in that I think it's missing (and indeed drawing focus away from) the point, which is that we need to focus on long - term sustainability in our interactions with the planet.

You can't move these days without law firms and legal IT vendors talking about disruptive innovations however in this LexisNexis Business of Law white board video (which runs under five minutes) Christopher T. Anderson argues that «The debate misses the real point.

But prof. Waldron's tweet points at a complexity that is often missed in debates about democracy and judicial review — including, unfortunately, in his own work on this subject.

In response to Buterin's tweet, Greg Maxwell, former Bitcoin developer, posted on Reddit that Ethereum's operators are missing the main point of the hard fork debate: