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- From: stephen@orchid.UCSC.EDU (x4604 (Hauskins))
- Newsgroups: ba.politics
- Subject: Blabber- and red herrings (was Re: More Child Molestors for Christ
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- Date: 23 Dec 92 07:03:37 GMT
- References: <1992Dec22.060522.8489@netcom.com> <1992Dec22.212718.29965@netcom.com> <1992Dec23.061442.14107@netcom.com>
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- In article <1992Dec23.061442.14107@netcom.com> phil@netcom.com (Phil Ronzone) writes:
- > >called you on it. In the 2 years I've followed this group,
- > >this is the *FIRST TIME* you have *EVER* admitted making
- > >mistake. And you have made a lot of them. Usually, when you
- >Why then, I'm sure that you will have NO problem documenting this, right?
- >
- >In fact, you can't. Unlike most of the posters on this net, when I post
- >a fact, I check it with at least one source.
- >
-
- So can you document the opposite? Show us proof that this is one of
- the few (if not the first) time you ever have admitted to being wrong
- about something. You always document- with at least one source, that
- is not sufficient for many of the arguments you make.
-
- >A lot of people get upset at what I write. Consider the "acid rain" issue
- >this week.
- >
- >Probably most of you "believe" that acid rain is killing the forests. I even
- >warned, and explicitly asked one bozo "is acid rain killing the forests,
- >yes or no." He answered yes. The scientific evidence, and there is a LOT
- >of it, says no.
-
- If you haven't seen one of my other post that responses to your
- [anonymous asshole statement] you then know it was me. And for
- some unknown and unforeseen reason, I guess my address and name
- did not get posted correctly- meaning that I do not post anonymously.
-
- But you of course, as usual, just to the worst conclusions. As an
- accident goes, at least it shows how you react to things you don't
- know or understand.
-
- You have missed out again - I am amazed that you on one hand you
- condemn scientific evidence that is proposed, and on the other
- misinterpret what you read.
-
- No one has conclusive proof that acid rain is or is not damaging forests.
- But in high elevation situation the evidence is fairly overwhelming that
- it is causing severe problems with these conifers. And it does kill and
- disrupt aqua life in lakes.
-
- >
- >What a silence, eh Maddi. Actually what happens is a lot of people "BELIEVE"
- >they "know" something, when actually all they've done is ingested some
- >propaganda.
- >
- >
- You as well ingest much in the way of propoganda- your favorite sources
- appear to be WSJ and SJMN.
-
- >In your case, isn't interesting that in the 2 years you've followed this
- >group, that this is the FIRST time you've called what you claimed is one of
- >many mistakes?
- >
-
- Why? She doesn't need to do anything until she feels that she wants
- to. It is called, as you say, freedom of choice and action. She acts
- when she thinks she should. Does that bother you? Mr. Strayt.
-
- >
- >Unlike others, when an objective mistake is called, I respond to it. Since
- >I am not infallible of course, that will happen.
- >
-
- What an admission, it is almost pious.
-
-
- >But you can't respond to that can you? That would be addressing the big issue.
- >
-
- Ooooo! the big issue. Your responses to the big issues are in the area of;
-
- Your an idiot.
- Your a lame brain.
- Your a stupid asshole.
-
- Yep! that certainly is addressing the issues...
-
- >
- >In any case, let me restate the issue you are AVOIDING. Polictically Correct
- >politicians get away with murder. And (I have reserached this one most
- >carefully) Sol Watchler is one most Politically Correct judge. In fact,
- >it is surprising he is a Republican at all -- my guess he didn't change
- >party affiliatian because he was doing quite well. He was in line for
- >a Democratic nomination goody (perhaps the Supreme Court was the speculation
- >of one article) and it actually helped him to be a Republican because then
- >the Democrats could show how fair they were in nominating a Republican.
- >
-
- So now apply your grand research (WSJ and SJMN) and do something about it.
- If it bothers you that much- take the initiative and change something.
-