Bullet hole in windshield on JFK's Limo

[John Iacoletti]

Umm... no, not necessarily.

But, I'm not surprised that you would jump to that conclusion without "clearly" thinking it through.

 

Adding the word "clearly" to a subjective opinion doesn't turn it into a fact.

[Mark Connors]

Adding the word "clearly" to a subjective opinion doesn't turn it into a fact.

lol

Spin and twist all you want.

You are intentionally dishonest with many of your posts. The fact that you think your subjective opinion is any more important is quite evident.

[John Iacoletti]

lol

Spin and twist all you want.

You are intentionally dishonest with many of your posts. The fact that you think your subjective opinion is any more important is quite evident.

I don't think my subjective opinion is more important.  I just ask people who consider their subjective opinions to be fact to support them accordingly.

And if I've been intentionally dishonest in many of my posts, then you should be able to point to even a single example of dishonesty.  Maybe you'll have more success than "Richard".  Like every other claim.....easy to make, harder to prove.

[Mark Connors]

I don't think my subjective opinion is more important.  I just ask people who consider their subjective opinions to be fact to support them accordingly.

And if I've been intentionally dishonest in many of my posts, then you should be able to point to even a single example of dishonesty.  Maybe you'll have more success than "Richard".  Like every other claim.....easy to make, harder to prove.

I just did that.

I'm not surprised you didn't notice.

 

[John Iacoletti]

I just did that.

When?  You mean you disagreed with something I said?  That's supposed to be an example of dishonesty?

[John Mytton]

They're either identical or they're not. 

False dichotomy.

JohnM

[Mark Connors]

When?  You mean you disagreed with something I said?  That's supposed to be an example of dishonesty?

lol, yeah, that's what it was, because YOU said it was, right?

How about this one... stating something was a few inches, when in fact, it's actually much closer to a few feet.

[John Iacoletti]

False dichotomy.

No it's actually not.  Take a basic logic class.  What other possibilities would there be besides "identical" or "not identical"?