I'll deal with the cut & paste bit.

Yes. Sometimes, in real debate, it may be pertinent to quote, but in support of your point, not being your point. You are lowering your debate technique to that of Keith A Hole of Hertford. He is the master of borrowing views and throwing his toys out of the pram when they are refuted. He cannot make his own view, being shallow, so he craves the comfort of repeating views he digs up off the internet.

You may be deluded pete, your outlook may be dangerous if enough shared it, but I have always assumed you to be able to support your ridiculous nonsense from your own mental process. If you don't, you end up as boorish as our resident apologist for the establishment.

I assume intelligent people quote in support, such as the above from the Gnomish one.