Nope just where you come off as a condescending tool as usual. Nothing new.
he does have a point though. if it's awd w/snowies vs 2wd w/snowies the awd vehicle will have an advantage in traction over the 2wd vehicle. that's not to say both can't get the job done, but the awd vehicle will be able to create more traction than just 2wd. where the awd advantage really comes into play is acceleration from a stop or going uphill. as the effective cog shifts rearward the rear wheels will assist in traction vs the the 2wd (which typically happens to be fwd) where the front wheels will lose traction and not be made up elsewhere.
We don't know what our limits are, so to start something with the idea of being limited actually ends up limiting us.
Ellen Langer