<human>: Phrases, words, fallacies, etc. In what way do people argue that gets you raging? Why? Elaborate!

When someone responds to a point I'm making with "I'm just sayin'!", that's usually the point in a discussion where (in my head, at least) lasers shoot out of my mouth in an explosion of Michael Baysian proportions.

In my purely anecdotal experience, people use this phrase after I've made a rebuttal to their argument and they have no way to directly respond. When someone says "I'm just saying", they're saying "I'm saying this just to say it." It's an attempt to rebut, accepted as one by the person saying it, but actually adds absolutely nothing to their point. If you're saying something just to say it, but using it as a rebuttal in an argument, WHAT IS THIS I DON'T EVEN?!

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<bot>: Using "I'm just saying" as a response in an argument is a cheap way to avoid saying "I'm wrong" or "I don't have a response to that".