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02-09-2008, 09:58 PM | #71 |
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Quite assured. I actually went back and reread the exchanges, Neil. I did so before your accusation, though. Otherwise I would not have commented. As long as you're clear on who's who and what's what. Do try to understand that not everyone is preaching a gospel, especially not Amaleq13.
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I also can and have disagreed with the more logical affirmative assertion. Anyone making an affirmative assertion has the burden of proof and I don't consider that a "card" one might "play" but simply an acknowledgment of the need for logical structure in rational discourse. Positions at either extreme can and have been shown to go beyond what the evidence can actually support. This is my final response in this rather boring game. :wave: |
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Yeah, we know. I'm merely pointing out the vainness of your foray into the topic. You can be constructive. Why not try? Quote:
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