I do believe they would state that you are assuming that the other bodies in space are round.
Actually, I'm not
assuming.

Please, we've already gone over this a hundred times.
That doesn't sound like a contradiction to me at all. "The Earth is both round and flat" -- that sounds like a contradiction. "Carrots are orange. Why aren't bananas?" Not a contradiction.
Not the same thing. Saying Earth is flat when all other planets are round, is like saying there would be flat apples along with round apples (which there aren't).
Don't misuse logics.
That's gibberish. Especially the second part.
Someone gets a theory. Like, if someone starts thinking "What if the Earth is round(or flat)?". It stays a theory until he finds enough evidence to prove the theory. It then becomes science. I read this in a science book, but, of course, it's still gibberish.
But hardly any of us believe that. Most FE'ers, myself included, believe all celestial bodies are of similar shape to the Earth.
As I said, we've already gone through this a hundred times. I'll summarize, just in case, but lets not change the subject of this topic afterwards:
Other planets are round, you can see them rotate with a telescope (and, no, the faces are not just "floating" or "reshaping" or anything like that. They're rotating: So they're round.) Would they rotate if they were flat, we should clearly be able to see the side or back of those flat planets at different occasions. And, if they were flat, there still lies the unasnwered question on why they are always facing the Earth.
Well, in the way that a triangle is, in fact, flat.
Wow, that's news to me. Where did you get this information?

TE is not flat on the surface.
But I'll admit that TE has an edge. Still no ripoff, just a coincidence. *blink*