Effective CriticismCriticize not what a person says, but their personality.
- I think you need to lower your taxes.
- Idiots like you come up with such thoughts, no one else.
By first insulting and then pointing out the inconsistency of the sentence, the person you are talking to is more likely to pay attention to the first part of your statement. The issue of taxes will fade into the background, and the usual scolding will begin.
This happens because a person's sense of dignity is inherent, he will do everything to defend it.
