Allegory wrote:
And has nothing to do with what I said.
You claimed many people voted for President Obama simply because he is black. That is a quantifiable statement. You need to prove that. You need to present a number for how many people voted for President Obama because he was black.
You claimed many people voted for President Obama simply because he is black. That is a quantifiable statement. You need to prove that. You need to present a number for how many people voted for President Obama because he was black.
If 10 people voted for President Obama, then you would have a point. Since millions of people voted, you do not have a point. You would have had to ask every single person who voted, not that less than 1/2 of 1 percent crap. Even then, how can you tell that they are telling the truth and not lying? Answer: You can't, because it isn't quantifiable. In theory, yes, in practice no.
Allegory wrote:
"Many Jews live in El Salvador." Do you see how without numbers that is a meaningless statement that's technically true--in the sense that at least one Jew lives in El Salvador)?
Note my theory vs practice comment