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There's no need for long winded, drawn out, explanations, well thought out reasons backed by logic, and supporting evidence. Just tell the other person that they are wrong and be done with it. If you feel that you need to add something more, call them an idiot.
So, for instance, all that would have been necessary was to tell Hitler that he was wrong and an idiot. What a lot of death and destruction that approach would have avoided. If only someone had thought of that 70 odd years ago.
Wrong conclusion. How many times have you prevented calamity from humanity simply by the power of your argument? If not you, then who? Jesus tried and look where that got him. Forget about humanity, how often have you changed a single person's mind about anythi g on this site? If the answer is, not often, then a simple, short, negating argument is good enough.