Re: <none> - Mandrake
This is a discussion on Re: <none> - Mandrake ; On Saturday 14 October 2006 03:16, left_coast stood up and addressed the
masses in /alt.os.linux.mandrake/ as follows...:
> Bit Twister wrote:
>
>> I was not deceiving anyone.
>
> 1: PROVE that you did not deceive anyone.
No, *you* ...
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Re: <none>
On Saturday 14 October 2006 03:16, left_coast stood up and addressed the
masses in /alt.os.linux.mandrake/ as follows...:
> Bit Twister wrote:
>
>> I was not deceiving anyone.
>
> 1: PROVE that you did not deceive anyone.
No, *you* *prove* that he *was,* or else you better shut up. And you might
as well shut up, because your claims are by nature false and deceiving.
In our Western legal system, a man is innocent until proven guilty, and with
notably _you_ as a prosecutor, there's very little credibility to your
case.
Perhaps you should apply for a job at Microsoft's P.R. department. That
would be right up your alley.
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With kind regards,
*Aragorn*
(registered GNU/Linux user #223157)
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Re: <none>
Aragorn wrote:
>> 1: PROVE that you did not deceive anyone.
>
> No, you prove that he *was,*
I never made the claim that he was. I only claimed that he lied. And I
posted a definition from a dictionary that showed a lie does not require
deceit. You know, a DICTIONARY, the reputable source that you ignore
because it disagrees with what you say.
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Re: <none>
On Sunday 15 October 2006 06:43, left_coast stood up and addressed the
masses in /alt.os.linux.mandrake/ as follows...:
> Aragorn wrote:
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>>> 1: PROVE that you did not deceive anyone.
>>
>> No, you prove that he *was,*
>
> I never made the claim that he was. I only claimed that he lied. And I
> posted a definition from a dictionary that showed a lie does not require
> deceit. You know, a DICTIONARY, the reputable source that you ignore
> because it disagrees with what you say.
Would that 1917 dictionary happen to be the same reputable source you pull
your spelling and grammar from? If so, that would explain at
least /something.../
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With kind regards,
*Aragorn*
(registered GNU/Linux user #223157)
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Re: <none>
Aragorn wrote:
> I never made the claim that he was. I only claimed that he lied. And I
>> posted a definition from a dictionary that showed a lie does not require
>> deceit. You know, a DICTIONARY, the reputable source that you ignore
>> because it disagrees with what you say.
>
> Would that 1917 dictionary happen to be the same reputable source you pull
> your spelling and grammar from? *If so, that would explain at
> least /something.../
^^^^^^^ I see you admit your evil
Dude, that was when it was FIRST INCLUDED. Don't even know how a dictionary
works. It is still a current definition. But why would I expect YOU to
know how to use a REPUTABLE source.
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chose to go by.
