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Originally posted by stevo View PostI went from making a logical discussion, to jumping on some wild tangent that had nothing to do with the discussion at hand,
Source: http://www.dfwmustangs.net/forums/sh...1&postcount=26
From the way he vapor-locked, it seems to have worked.
His tactic is clever- spin the discussion with an array of tangents to divide the discussion, and then attempt to pick apart comments made on the tangents that he created. While everyone is trying to work though all of the unrelated bullshit that he created, it makes it harder to discuss the real topic at hand. It is a debate tactic.
Stevo
What do you think he is saying, and what is your counter argument? I am not as smart as he is so maybe I can word it in a manner that you can understand. Are you attempting to say that people cannot use their own definitions in reports even with an explanation, like you did in post #30? I really have no idea what your argument is, aside from you thinking maddhattter is "off-topic."
Frost is being orders of magnitude more reasonable than you in this instance. He came in, asked a question, got an answer and moved on, whereas you kept beating the same drum after multiple explanations.
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Originally posted by racrguy View PostMan, Stevo. You know you're fucked when Frost is more reasonable than you are.
His tactic is clever- spin the discussion with an array of tangents to divide the discussion, and then attempt to pick apart comments made on the tangents that he created. While everyone is trying to work though all of the unrelated bullshit that he created, it makes it harder to discuss the real topic at hand. It is a debate tactic.
Stevo
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Man, Stevo. You know you're fucked when Frost is more reasonable than you are.
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Originally posted by Forever_frost View PostYet you just stated that their definition isn't the legal one, so the FBI is making up their own definitions?
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Originally posted by Maddhattter View PostNo, because the report explicitly states that a subset of the Juggalo community meets the definition of gang, as they defined it in the report. It states that it is labeling only a small group of people who commit criminal activities as a gang, as they defined it in the report.
Except that's not what the report states, and it's explicitly stated that it is not labeling the people who are exercising their 1st amendment rights as a gang. Only the subset who meet the definition of gang, as defined by the report.
The report has no legal standing because it's not using the term "gang" as legally defined.
Again, are law enforcement agencies using that report as justification for violating peoples rights? Yea. However, that is those law enforcement agencies abuses.
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Guest repliedYou motherfuckers..
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Originally posted by Maddhattter View Posthttps://yourlogicalfallacyis.com/burden-of-proof
You said that the burden of proof lies not with the person making the claim, but with someone else to disprove.
Demonstrate where I stated an opinion.
You said that the burden of proof lies not with the person making the claim, but with someone else to disprove.
When you demonstrate that you have even a rudementary understanding of basic logic and reasoning, I'll respond respond to that post.
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Originally posted by stevo View PostProve you didn't.You said that the burden of proof lies not with the person making the claim, but with someone else to disprove.
Originally posted by stevoProve you didn't.You said that the burden of proof lies not with the person making the claim, but with someone else to disprove.
Originally posted by stevoAgain, your opinion.
Originally posted by stevoProve I'm wrong.
StevoYou said that the burden of proof lies not with the person making the claim, but with someone else to disprove.
When you demonstrate that you have even a rudementary understanding of basic logic and reasoning, I'll respond respond to that post.
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Originally posted by Maddhattter View PostRight. Demonstrate where I stated an opinion.
Originally posted by Maddhattter View PostRight. Demonstrate where I stated an opinion.
Originally posted by Maddhattter View PostIt's an axiomatic statement.
Originally posted by Maddhattter View PostThen demonstrate it.
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Originally posted by stevo View PostYou opinion doesn't count as proof.
Originally posted by stevoSee above.
Originally posted by stevoMore "he said". You have yet to show proof.
Originally posted by stevoYes, I am.
Stevo
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Originally posted by Forever_frost View PostThen you have an FBI report labeling individuals as a gang who do not fit the definition of a gang, in violation of the law.
Originally posted by Forever_frostIf they are labeled as a gang, according to a report by the FBI, whether that is the 'legal definition' or not, that is THE federal law enforcement agency saying individuals exercising their 1st amendment rights are a gang.
Originally posted by Forever_frostWhen a federal agency labels you as something (domestic terrorist, gang) it means that they aren't playing and are looking at reasons to bring the hammer down on you.
Again, are law enforcement agencies using that report as justification for violating peoples rights? Yea. However, that is those law enforcement agencies abuses.
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Originally posted by Maddhattter View PostYou are the highest authority on your intentions. So, you are valid proof because you are the authoritative source.
Originally posted by Maddhattter View PostAnd, unlike what you did, I did provide valid proof.
Originally posted by Maddhattter View PostAs you are the highest authority on your intentions, that is sufficient proof.
Originally posted by Maddhattter View PostNo, your not.
Stevo
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