06-16-2005, 02:31 PM
Ashock,Jun 15 2005, 05:09 PM Wrote:1) I was not arguing. I was simply stating a fact. For example: France, who had a large army when WWII started, folded to the Nazis within 30 days, and declared Paris an open city, just to save their own skin. This is not an argument. It is a fact.
2) Do not underestimate the importance of someone's backround. For example, I would not presume to argue with Doc about the difficulties of growing up in the South(?) and being black in the 1860's...errr...1960's, or arguing with a woman about pains during labor. Also, I never said that it is the deciding factor, just a factor. Either learn to read, or learn to stop twisting what other people say.
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1 is not a "fact" unless you can find some way to convince the rest of us, which you haven't been doing, except by blustering, where the "tough" line comes from.
on 2: you never said what your background was that somehow makes you better at knowing about how people's minds develope, you gave no description about how people develope that would back you up, justused the "background" to say "I'm better than you in morals, so be quiet". In terms of your "absolutes" argument, you again had nothing in there except the blustering and the "I'm smarter than you" comment.
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