You said:
“Do anything” is to do at least one thing of a set of all things. An effect is a “thing”, having an effect is “doing a thing.” In fact “do” actually means “to have an effect”.
So to say “not do anything” includes “not have an effect.”
Therefore, what you said has the meaning “Players who are AFK can not have an effect.”
Clearly you (not just anybody) have denied they have an effect. If this is not true which part of my argument here are you denying?
A) The quote you wrote?
B) The meaning of “do”?
C) Or the meaning of “anything”?
This is logic, you have to show that either the form or one of the premisses is false, if you can’t then the claim is sound and valid.
So, If A AND B AND C → Q
I understand that this could be new and confusing for you, because it’s logic, and as you have already shown you aren’t good at and not familiar with logic. But, it’s not that hard, I’ve taught it to middle school students, so I’m sure you’ll be able to get it.
If I have incorrectly ascribed your position, please by all means show me.
And once again, when you use words and don’t mean their meanings, it isn’t a reading comprehension problem if someone understands what you said according to the meaning of the words you used.
This is exactly what I said you were saying, so I’m not seeing the “salt” or the “lie”.
The AFK cloaker causes doubt, which is having an effect, which puts us back to the start of this post. So, same to you, what is wrong in my argument, A, B, or C?
P.S. This is looking like an is-ought fallacy.
And Lena has correctly called you on it. You go girl, good job.