argument is an inherent element of Kaffir. What he likes the most is a complex debate, and both sides have many differences. The above example shows that Kaffir, like the most accomplished logician, can understand a dilemma, who masters the key to the argument and pushes the burden of proof to his opponent.
In all the controversies, he was polite, never interrupted his opponent, and waited patiently for himself to speak. When the case is fully debated and concluded, he always obeys the Chief Justice’s decision and acquiesces the judgment even if he is punished.
This old and influential chief was trained in such a school, and his status was attributed to his intelligence and his military reputation, and he became one of the most powerful opponents in the debate, especially on the issues of land possession and boundaries. He fully realized that language was given to hide thoughts, and appealed to every kind of avoiding tricks and sophistry his savvy brain could create. He conflated the truth and the false, so clever that it was difficult to separate them.
he will quietly "request this question" and then continue calmly, as if his argument is completely fair. He will attack or defend according to his situation, and usually,
When he seems to be making concessions little by little, he will suddenly launch an attack, become an attacker, and stride towards victory on the ruins of his opponent's argument.
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