Humour in a time of crisis (Page 3): Care to address the premise instead of deflecting and trying to change the subject?

5dogsken

mflowe wrote:

Can you converse like and adult and not like a six year old. Tweety pie? Grow up. Dispute what I posted. And tell me, what was Trump supposed to do that he didn't? Declare martial law. Then all you people would be claiming he was a dictator and tyrant. You do realize under our constitution, governors are first responders, not he federal government.

Care to address the premise instead of deflecting and trying to change the subject?

mflowe Loc: Port Deposit, MD

5dogsken wrote:

Care to discuss any of the polls, surveys, and studies that prove the ignorance of fox viewers?

Yeah. NYT, CNN, MSNBC, WP, AP. I really trust those polls. Fox really lives inside you guy's heads, doesn't it? SMFH. What does that have to do with showing me evidence. Can't you stay on issue instead of deflecting.

mflowe Loc: Port Deposit, MD

5dogsken wrote:

Care to address the premise instead of deflecting and trying to change the subject?

Just like a lib. To accuse others of what you're doing. I'm not deflecting. I asked you to show me evidence and you can't.

5dogsken

mflowe wrote:

Yeah. NYT, CNN, MSNBC, WP, AP. I really trust those polls. Fox really lives inside you guy's heads, doesn't it? SMFH. What does that have to do with showing me evidence. Can't you stay on issue instead of deflecting.

Didn't ask what you trust. Care to address fox viewer ignorance?

mflowe Loc: Port Deposit, MD

5dogsken wrote:

Didn't ask what you trust. Care to address fox viewer ignorance?

And I keep asking you for evidence. What does Fox news viewers ignorance have to do with anything? How about the ignorance of mainstream media viewers who believe in Russia collusion?

5dogsken

mflowe wrote:

Just like a lib. To accuse others of what you're doing. I'm not deflecting. I asked you to show me evidence and you can't.

Do you consider someone who believes someone who has told over 18,000 lies to be a fool? Yes or no?

mflowe Loc: Port Deposit, MD

5dogsken wrote:

Do you consider someone who believes someone who has told over 18,000 lies to be a fool? Yes or no?

I would consider someone who lies 18,000 times a liar, not necessarily a fool. But I also recognize the difference between a wrong opinion, hyperbole, and and outright lie. Is telling someone "if you like your doctor and like your healthcare, you can keep them a lie? I answered your question, now answer mine about evidence.

5dogsken

mflowe wrote:

I would consider someone who lies 18,000 times a liar, not necessarily a fool. But I also recognize the difference between a wrong opinion, hyperbole, and and outright lie. Is telling someone "if you like your doctor and like your healthcare, you can keep them a lie? I answered your question, now answer mine about evidence.

The question was do you consider someone who BELIEVES a documented liar is a fool. Yes or no? It's a simple question, which you didn't answer.

mflowe Loc: Port Deposit, MD

5dogsken wrote:

The question was do you consider someone who BELIEVES a documented liar is a fool. Yes or no? It's a simple question, which you didn't answer.

I thought I did answer in plain English, that a fifth grader could understand. I consider someone who lies 18,000 times a liar, not necessarily a fool. I notice I answer all your questions, but you answer none of mine.

5dogsken

mflowe wrote:

I thought I did answer in plain English, that a fifth grader could understand. I consider someone who lies 18,000 times a liar, not necessarily a fool. I notice I answer all your questions, but you answer none of mine.

Reread the question: Yes or no.

mflowe Loc: Port Deposit, MD

5dogsken wrote:

Reread the question: Yes or no.

I'm sorry, I actually thought I was conversing with someone who understood logic. Again in plain English, someone who lies is a liar, not necessarily a fool. One thing has nothing to do with the other. Read the definition of liar and fool in the dictionary. I still notice you won't or more likely can't answer my questions.

5dogsken

mflowe wrote:

I'm sorry, I actually thought I was conversing with someone who understood logic. Again in plain English, someone who lies is a liar, not necessarily a fool. One thing has nothing to do with the other. Read the definition of liar and fool in the dictionary. I still notice you won't or more likely can't answer my questions.

You're the one unable to understand what you're reading. Do you think someone who BELIEVES someone who has told 18,000 lies is a fool? Yes or no? Try one more time.

mflowe Loc: Port Deposit, MD

5dogsken wrote:

You're the one unable to understand what you're reading. Do you think someone who BELIEVES someone who has told 18,000 lies is a fool? Yes or no? Try one more time.

I am going to do something you guys never do. Man-up and apologize for anything I said that was derogatory to you. I am the idiot. I self flagellate myself forever for my stupidity. I misread the question. Yes, someone who believes someone who lies 18,000 times is a fool if, and I repeat if he knows they are lies. Take for instance the statement when Trump says " the virus will go away". Is that a lie or just a wrong belief on his part? When Cuomo, DeBlasio, Pelosi, Fauci, NYT, etc. all said the virus was nothing to worry about, were they lying or just wrong in their belief? I did my mea culpa, now answer some of my questions.

5dogsken

mflowe wrote:

I am going to do something you guys never do. Man-... (show quote)

I admire that. However, going back, not really sure what questions were asked. You really seem hung up on one issue--collusion. I'm living in the present. ENJOY!

bwana Loc: Bergen, Alberta, Canada

5dogsken wrote:

Reread the question: Yes or no.

You might as well give up. He doesn't understand the question! It is hard to answer 'yes' or 'no'; the mark of a fine politician...

bwa