>>6117This. If you're arguing with someone who actively disagrees with you your best bet is to make your points quickly and intelligently.
They will drown out any lengthy argument you try to make. Notice how many far-Left demagogues rely on quick and succinct feel-good "catchphrases" as opposed to reasonable and falsifiable claims. They are the masters of the appeal to emotion and "insightful" brevity is the only language many of them will recognize.
Starting with small nuggets of truth is excellent, but make sure that in the process of making your points you don't give the opponent undue or unearned ground, or they will take that as a sign of weakness and not one of moderation.
As the argument goes on, if your points are good, you may be able to get more time to speak without losing the opposition.
If you're a National Socialist like me, my suggestion is that often the very best option is to remain "on top" of the argument. Be sharp enough to catch a contradiction while at the same time not painting yourself in the corner.
Final suggestion: be intelligent and craft your arguments well, but don't be too wordy. Your arguments needs plenty of meat with little fat.
The use of wordiness is a common trait of the intellectual trickster (as so many Marxists in academia are). Academics circles tend to rely on "big words" to give their argument an undeserved air of intelligence; they will go on about the "kyriarchy" and "cisheteronormativity" and so on.