You are going off the track. Does this argument siding towards one subject? Definitely not. Moreover, you are making a groundless claim, based on your own opinions not supported by any valid evidence. Hence, your point is invalid.

I agree that we should not allow our feelings to control us. However, facts are the one who affects our feelings. As what Helen Keller once remarked, “The best and most beautiful things in the world cannot be seen or even touched. They must be felt with the heart." Facts gives a certain boundary to a topic. However, it ultimately depends on our emotions to accept reject it. The emotions we put forward affects our way we initiate facts. For example, scientists like Issac Newton's Theories only came about with how his emotions of curiosity sparked his innovation and curiosity to find out more. It is true that facts can't be wavered since it is solid. However some facts are still debated.