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A rhetorical tactic where, instead of engaging with the content of someone's argument, you simply declare it "bullshit" and consider your point proven. The bullpost is similar to the sensepost but more aggressive—it doesn't just claim the argument lacks sense; it claims the argument is intentionally deceptive, manipulative, or worthless. Planting a bullpost is a power move: you're not just disagreeing; you're dismissing the entire discussion as beneath you. The bullpost is especially popular in online arguments, where "bullshit" can be typed faster than a thoughtful response and requires no evidence, no reasoning, and no accountability.
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