By interpreting things in the most extreme way possible so as to take a very small detail and shine light on it as if that were the basis of my entire argument, and leaving in the shadows the ACTUAL argument which is entirely valid.

We are currently playing a game with a much higher ratio of newbies to veterans than ever before. Newbies are NOT going to have outfits of +400 hp gear unless a veteran has compassion on them and helps outfit them. If I just gather up a full set of polished mithril gear (not always available), 2 rose rings, 2 topaz bracelets, a snow worm shield, 2 sandy cloak, and a snow leopard skin, that's roughly +200 hp. Does that help? Absolutely. Is it enough that it can't be occasionally overwhelmed while ranking even when the archon is not fighting? No, it's not. Is it so much that if the archon is drawn into the battle and stops healing that the fight could last longer than my available hp? Not even close unless I'm trying to rank up on "perfect match" or possible "few lucky blows" mobs.

If you want your arguments to be effective, stop trying to overlook, diminish, distract from, or distort the arguments of those you disagree with. Make logical arguments to support your side instead of manipulative arguments designed to make your opposition seem like a crackpot or an idiot.