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#627Almalieque, Posted: Oct 23 2012 at 5:41 PM, Rating: Sub-Default, (Expand Post) Now you know how I feel.
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I've answered the "Marrying toasters/cats/kids" strawman enough times already. Go back and re-read my answers and pretend I'm saying them now.
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Every once in a while, I read like 2 posts from this thread, and I still have no idea what the overall point of it is.
tl;dr: Alma is an idiot who thinks he's a brilliant debater and people can't resist arguing with him/telling him how wrong he constantly is.

Now you know what's going on in this thread as well as every other thread Alma posts in.
#630 Oct 23 2012 at 6:28 PM Rating: Decent
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Almalieque wrote:
We're at the end of Presidential campaign where you have two different parties, with two different views on how the nation should be going both claiming the their opponent's views will make us regress or stay in bad shape. Both can't be right.
Why not?

Edit: Also, someone or -ones please rate me down for responding to an Alma post.

Edited, Oct 23rd 2012 8:29pm by Spoonless
#631 Oct 23 2012 at 6:49 PM Rating: Default
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Jophiel wrote:
I've answered the "Marrying toasters/cats/kids" strawman enough times already. Go back and re-read my answers and pretend I'm saying them now.


I asked a completely different but similar question, so your previous answers are invalid.

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What are the similarities between the homosexual movement and the black civil rights movement? How are those similarities any different than from the Trail of Tears, slavery, early European immigration, women's rights, Mexicans during the western expansion, the Japanese Americans during WW II, Muslim Americans after 9/11, etc?


NO cats, dogs, animals, toasters, kids,etc.

ANOTHER COP out...

Then I asked you a sub question

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You were 100% right in the comparison of miscegenation laws and ~philia and now you're trying to back peddle. If you still support your previous statement and still believe that there's a comparison with the Black Civil rights and SSM, then logically SSM is similar to ~philia, So, do you support ~philia or are you willing to accept the difference in each struggle?


I only recall you comparing miscegenation laws to ~philia ONCE. I'm simply asking you if you still hold those beliefs? You can't say that SSM laws are similar to miscegenation laws but SSM laws are some how not related to ~philia laws.

I'm asking you to clarify your stance, not hide behind your newly habit of bailing out with weak arguments.

We have NEVER gone over this particular question, because I intentionally didn't respond to your ~philia comment last time with the intention to bring it back up later. This is later. SO, therefor there was no post responding to a non existing post.
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Almalieque wrote:
We're at the end of Presidential campaign where you have two different parties, with two different views on how the nation should be going both claiming the their opponent's views will make us regress or stay in bad shape. Both can't be right.
Why not?

Edit: Also, someone or -ones please rate me down for responding to an Alma post.

Edited, Oct 23rd 2012 8:29pm by Spoonless


Because they both contradict each other. They may have partial truths, but they both can not have absolute truth.
#632 Oct 23 2012 at 6:59 PM Rating: Excellent
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Alma please never leave this forum. Your stupidity always makes me feel better about myself.
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I guess I glossed over part of it. They could both be right about how the nation should be going, and they could both be right about their opponent's views causing it to regress, but all four cases cannot be true at the same time. Apologies. I was focused on the last part of your statement about them claiming that their opponent's views would make us stay in bad shape, in which they could both be right.
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Almalieque wrote:
What are the similarities between the homosexual movement and the black civil rights movement?

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How are those similarities any different than from the Trail of Tears, slavery, early European immigration, women's rights, Mexicans during the western expansion, the Japanese Americans during WW II, Muslim Americans after 9/11, etc?

Already answered.
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#635Almalieque, Posted: Oct 23 2012 at 7:14 PM, Rating: Sub-Default, (Expand Post) Yes, they both can be right or wrong on certain aspects, but they clearly contradict each other. One of them will be elected and things may or may not change, but being elected doesn't mean our direction is right. Look at President Bush Jr. His own party shuns him.
#636Almalieque, Posted: Oct 23 2012 at 7:26 PM, Rating: Sub-Default, (Expand Post) You have never answered those questions as it's the first time of me asking you. You've answered SIMILAR questions in reference to comparing SSM to kids, toasters, animals, etc. You've also answered HALF of the question by stating your beliefs on how black civil rights and SSM are similar. HOWEVER, that is not my question. You're purposely dissecting the question to point out sections of the questions that you have answered.
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Almalieque wrote:
Let me rephrase this for you..

How can ~philia be seen as similar to the Black Civil rights movement but not the homosexual movement IF you believe the homosexual movement is similar to the Black Civil rights movement?


Already answered.
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#638Almalieque, Posted: Oct 23 2012 at 8:12 PM, Rating: Sub-Default, (Expand Post) No you haven't. You answered parts of that question separately. YOU NEVER ANSWERED THAT QUESTION IN WHOLE BECAUSE I NEVER ASKED IT. Who are you trying to fool? I was waiting on the moment to ask this after you mentioned it the first time, so it is impossible for you to convince me that you answered that question or the previous questions. I never responded to it before, so it's impossible. Unless you are referring to another poster on another post.
#639 Oct 23 2012 at 8:14 PM Rating: Excellent
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I've seen him address this exact issue several times, so I guess way to not pay attention?
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Alma isn't good at putting the parts together, I guess.

He also isn't very good at shaming me, despite how hard he tries Smiley: laugh
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When Alma says no one ever answered his questions, he means no one gave him the answer he wanted. Like gbaji, sort of.
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He expects you to answer the question when he asks it, even if you answered it before if someone else asked it, because it only counts when he asks it, and not if somebody else asked it, or something close enough to it as to be the same thing, but it isn't close enough because he didn't ask it...Or something.
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When Alma says no one ever answered his questions, he means no one gave him the answer he wanted. Like gbaji, sort of.


He's also not adept enough to follow standard flow of debates. If something is answered indirectly, or the answer requires a modicum of interpretation to suss out, then he's not going to pick up on it. His reading comprehension is woeful, even before you get to the willful misunderstanding that he's so fond of.
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Nadenu wrote:
When Alma says no one ever answered his questions, he means no one gave him the answer he wanted. Like gbaji, sort of.
He's also not adept enough to follow standard flow of debates. If something is answered indirectly, or the answer requires a modicum of interpretation to suss out, then he's not going to pick up on it. His reading comprehension is woeful, even before you get to the willful misunderstanding that he's so fond of.
So like gbaji.
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You guys are more dense than I originally thought if you all are buying into that Kool-aid. Jophiel only made the comparison of Black civil rights to ~philia ONCE to me and I purposefully ignored it. So, it is impossible for him to have validated his response because I never asked him to validate it before.

I challenge anyone to find any quote of me asking him to validate his stance on the comparison of Black Civil rights to ~philia being an accurate comparison. Given the fact that I never even thought about that until he recently mentioned it.

If somehow he did mention anything, it would have had to been over two years ago in a response to a different statement.

He said "I've answered the "Marrying toasters/cats/kids" strawman enough times already", but my question did not include any of that. So he admitted to answering a different question. Not only that, nothing he said thus far was anything new that he hasn't said several times already. So, just like last time, how is it "all of the sudden" to redundant to say it again?

That's yet again his selective response.
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Almalieque wrote:
I challenge anyone to find any quote of me asking him to validate his stance on the comparison of Black Civil rights to ~philia being an accurate comparison.
I previously wrote:
Perhaps instead of asking what makes the "black civil right" struggle like it and deciding it's not special enough to compare, you can just ask what makes it like the "civil rights" struggle.

CHALLENGE WON! Smiley: clap

Ok, so that's actually my original response rather than him asking for yadda yadda. But it validates my "Already answered" so I call it a win.

Edited, Oct 24th 2012 9:35am by Jophiel
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When Alma says no one ever answered his questions, he means no one gave him the answer he wanted. Like gbaji, sort of.
He's also not adept enough to follow standard flow of debates. If something is answered indirectly, or the answer requires a modicum of interpretation to suss out, then he's not going to pick up on it. His reading comprehension is woeful, even before you get to the willful misunderstanding that he's so fond of.
So like gbaji.


I give gbaji a little more credit. He seems to usually understand what others say, then inartfully dodges away from it. Fallacies are his modus operandi, not an inability to read or write.

I mean this, for example:

Alma, as quoted by Joph wrote:
I challenge anyone to find any quote of me asking him to validate his stance on the comparison of Black Civil rights to ~philia being an accurate comparison.


...is a really, really stupid sentence. Here, Alma sets the exchange up for failure before it's even begun by constructing this nonsensical mess of bizarro-grammar.

I don't know how Joph culled any meaning out of it, but I'd bet anything that Alma will take issue with his understanding of it. And the cycle continues...

Edited, Oct 24th 2012 10:29am by Eske
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#649 Oct 24 2012 at 2:39 PM Rating: Default
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Almalieque wrote:

How can ~philia be seen as similar to the Black Civil rights movement but not the homosexual movement IF you believe the homosexual movement is similar to the Black Civil rights movement?


Jophiel wrote:
Perhaps instead of asking what makes the "black civil right" struggle like it and deciding it's not special enough to compare, you can just ask what makes it like the "civil rights" struggle.

You didn't answer the question, you proposed me to rephrase the question. That is the opposite of answering it.

Jophiel wrote:
Ok, so that's actually my original response rather than him asking for yadda yadda. But it validates my "Already answered" so I call it a win.


NO, you responded to the question, you didn't answer the question.

Me: What's your favorite meal?

You: Maybe you should ask "what's your favorite food"

Me: No, because I'm specifically wanting to know your favorite complete meal, not your favorite piece of meat, vegetable, fruit, etc.. So, what's your favorite meal?

You: I answered your question.

So, the challenge still remains... or better yet, just answer the question.
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Me: What's your favorite meal?

You: Ribeye Steak.

Me: No, because I'm specifically wanting to know your favorite complete meal, not your favorite piece of meat, vegetable, fruit, etc.. So, what's your favorite meal?

You: I answered your question.


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When Alma says no one ever answered his questions, he means no one gave him the answer he wanted. Like gbaji, sort of.

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