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That's how arguments work: if you claim or imply something, you need to back it up. It IS your responsibility.mostly reader says
That's how arguments work: if you claim or imply something, you need to back it up. It IS your responsibility.
You dismissed my statement, I challenged you on that. With predictable result.
Now you are outright lying. I remember that argument. Where did I try to maintain a fiction? Be specific. I say - your reading comprehension is not my problem.
I mostly show up on 3 occasions:
- when I can be of help and I don't see that help coming from someone else
- when I must engage in a dialog to learn something
- when someone says something outrageously stupid and untrue about a cause for which I care. It has nothing to do with narrative. I just know it for a fact that those who defend this invasion are blowing the trumpet for the worst of the scum that there is.
There's one more, when someone lends advice which may cause bodily harm. This hasn't yet happened here AFAIR. One instance was somewhat close, but not close enough to pass the criteria.
There's a thread on it, not too long ago, maybe a couple of weeks back. We had a discussion on YOU providing evidence that masks work in the real world, and you provided nothing but controlled experiments in labs.Because! That! Was! My! Initial! Statement! To which everyone in the right mind should agree - that masks work in controlled environment. It was never meant to be extended to anything other than that. Of course I didn't provide real world evidence, I never was in that conversation and I never defended that position. "I gracefully decline the invitation to join your hallucination".
Ain't you a hero?
Because! That! Was! My! Initial! Statement! To which everyone in the right mind should agree - that masks work in controlled environment. It was never meant to be extended to anything other than that. Of course I didn't provide real world evidence, I never was in that conversation and I never defended that position. "I gracefully decline the invitation to join your hallucination".
You made a comment - I answered. Is there a problem? Apparently there is. Sorry about shattering your little world.
But hey, look, there's a Nazi under your bed!
BTW, I used this last line under other circumstances and didn't expect that I'd have a chance to use it here.
And my statement was Public Health. What works in a lab doesn't always translate to the real world, whether engineering or biology, as IRL is a messy place.
You're way too full of yourself, which is why I dismiss you.
So you decided that I argued against your point and made a fool of yourself. Got it.
This doesn't provide any information.It sure does. It invites a discussion about a possible disconnect, at the very least.
You're just declaring victory because you always want to be in an argument, and not a discussion.
You've shown no capacity to think or to absorb information, or to digest what you didn't previously know.
richwicks saysYou're just declaring victory because you always want to be in an argument, and not a discussion.
I'm declaring the victory because it's warranted. If you crap your pants I may pretend that it didn't happen if I like you. Or not if I don't.
there are no good sidesCut the crap, comrade. You've been hanging off of Putler's nuts too long to pull off this mask of impartiality.
richwicks saysthere are no good sidesCut the crap, comrade.
You've been hanging off of Putler's nuts too long to pull off this mask of impartiality.
"Comrade" - the Irony.At least you understand that there's no irony in "Cut the crap".
You can do better than this. This is lazy of you.It's not lazy, it's adequate.
richwicks saysYou can do better than this. This is lazy of you.It's not lazy, it's adequate.
You've been pushing blatant pro-Russian propaganda here
Please Clap.
Leaked stories from the Pentagon have exposed how mainstream media reports Russia’s conduct in the Ukraine war, in a bid to counter propaganda intended to get NATO into the conflict
Never leave a man behind!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mwcxZJyW0iA&source=patrick.net
Media is tightly controlled, so what you see is what they want you to see, and what they don’t want you to see is nowhere to be found.
This is what annoys me. No matter how many times our news media is caught lying, no matter how egregious the lie, you still have to deal with people demanding you believe it, citing it as if there is any credibility to it.
Reminded me of the "Refugees Welcome" remake at the border where the photographer had the mother with two kids in the same running stance. Meanwhile in the background you could see people trying to climb the wall. Photographer also threw smoke bombs to make it look like tear gas was being used.
WTF is that thing on the door of liberator's party ride?
https://twitter.com/i/status/1511036343765274624?source=patrick.net
What are we supposed to believe, that somebody was filmed playing an accordion, was killed in action, somebody found their phone or camera or whatever, went through it, fired up some video editing software, and downloaded some public domain music, and composed a video and uploaded it to Twitter?
richwicks saysWhat are we supposed to believe, that somebody was filmed playing an accordion, was killed in action, somebody found their phone or camera or whatever, went through it, fired up some video editing software, and downloaded some public domain music, and composed a video and uploaded it to Twitter?
What I wonder is how the cell phone network is up and running in a war zone. It would seem the first thing the Russians would do is cut power and other utilities.
You post this sort of stuff constantly. Does it matter to anybody here
richwicks saysWhat are we supposed to believe, that somebody was filmed playing an accordion, was killed in action, somebody found their phone or camera or whatever, went through it, fired up some video editing software, and downloaded some public domain music, and composed a video and uploaded it to Twitter?
What I wonder is how the cell phone network is up and running in a war zone. It would seem the first thing the Russians would do is cut power and other utilities.
Very tired liberator resting after playing garmoshka for his new Ukie friends:
HeadSet saysrichwicks saysWhat are we supposed to believe, that somebody was filmed playing an accordion, was killed in action, somebody found their phone or camera or whatever, went through it, fired up some video editing software, and downloaded some public domain music, and composed a video and uploaded it to Twitter?
What I wonder is how the cell phone network is up and running in a war zone. It would seem the first thing the Russians would do is cut power and other utilities.
The idea that a captured cell phone can be brought back to say, Kyiv, and processed there is too unrealistic for you, eh?
The network is up in running in Kyiv for sure. I speak with co-workers there regularly.
PS. I'm afraid to ask, but I feel I must now: do you guys know that you can film a video on a cell phone w/o cellular network being available?
The idea that a captured cell phone can be brought back to say, Kyiv, and processed there is too unrealistic for you, eh?
richwicks saysYou post this sort of stuff constantly. Does it matter to anybody here
TRIGGERS you though, LOL.
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