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Irrelevant.
Originally posted by FlyInTheOintment
reply to post by 000063
You sound like a tamer version of Weedwhacker. Did you know that?
Ever hear of Dry Ice?
As someone else has said, 'why so much disinfo'..? There's no smoke without fire people, keep looking.
Because sooner or later, you have to tell some sort of truth to support a lie. This means that not everything they say is a lie, and should be examined on a case-by-case basis to determine which.
Originally posted by FlyInTheOintment
reply to post by 000063
(this quote is taken from IllusionsAreGrander's post, in response to 000063 a few posts up)
Bottom line, they have lied to us before. It is completely rational to be skeptical of the word of known liars.
So, Mr/s 000063. Why did you not reply to this quite simple premise that invalidates your argument? Are you by any chance trying to deflect from the truth of the matter?
You ignored the key underpinning statement in IllusionsAreGrander's post, and instead twisted things to allow you to go off on a little meandering tangent, into another type of blame game.
Here's that death-blow again, for clarification of what you should be focusing on - the point that defeats your shillish arguments:
If they have lied to us before, why should we trust anything they say when it comes to events that are directly linked to those matters about which they have lied to us previously...?!?!?!?!?
You can't actually counter that argument with anything (that anyone in the real world would consider) acceptable; therefore anything you do say in efforts to perpetuate your argument is going to sound pretty damn lame.
Conspiracy Theorists divide the people who disagree with them into sheep or shills. It's an ego thing. If the people are sheep, it means the CTs are better and more intelligent than them. If they're shills, it means they're so important that that the big, bad conspirators have to hire people just to argue against them.
Originally posted by FlyInTheOintment
It's so cool to see the shills come out to play.
Don't believe it guys! These shillsters will come on here and say all the words you will expect them to say; I can only hope that they don't get a high enough post-count to smother the Truth.
Originally posted by 000063
Everyone has lied. You're arguing that everyone shouldn't be trusted because they have lied, ever.
Once again, these are the same military DNA tests that are used to ID other bad guys. They have held up in court, IIRC. That means they are credible.
Originally posted by Illusionsaregrander
Originally posted by 000063
Everyone has lied. You're arguing that everyone shouldn't be trusted because they have lied, ever.
How about arguing that known liars who have conveniently destroyed all the evidence to support their claim shoudlnt be trusted?
I will believe a known liar if they have sufficient evidence.
"Because I say so and you cant prove it isnt true" is not evidence by any stretch of the imagination.
Originally posted by 000063
If you want to claim this particular DNA test is unreliable, evidence needs to be presented to that effect.
Supposition, not evidence. Please provide evidence that it was taken years ago instead of shortly before the test, like just about every other DNA test they run.
Originally posted by Illusionsaregrander
Originally posted by 000063
If you want to claim this particular DNA test is unreliable, evidence needs to be presented to that effect.
No, it doesnt. Because the test being reliable has absolutely NO bearing on when the DNA sample was taken, and whether it was taken from a dead or live person.
That test could be 100% reliable. And that DNA could have come from Osama when he was in the hospital at some point, or from a live Osama more recently, or from a dead Osama years ago.
Having a DNA sample just proves they have a DNA sample. It says nothing about when and how it was collected, nor does it say anything at all about whether or not the person it was collected from was alive or dead at the time.
Are you disputing when DNA samples were taken in other cases as well, or just this one?
Originally posted by Illusionsaregrander
reply to post by 000063
Thats not the argument. I never claimed it proves when the DNA was taken. In fact, I claimed precisely the opposite. That having a DNA sample says and proves NOTHING about when the sample was taken and whether or not the person was dead or alive when it was.
Im sorry the facts are so inconvenient for you.
Originally posted by Rocky Black
I wonder how the gov does it. Do they just invade everyones mailbox in the middle east and say RISE UP PEEPS