Like I said. Intentionally obtuse.
Now you don’t believe the crazy shit you were just supporting in general terms 2 weeks ago. But now that the straight up bat shit craziness have been stated out loud by Trumps lawyers you’re not a believer of “mass voter fraud.” Ok. Whatever.
Originally Posted by 1blackman1
What "crazy shit" would that be? Care to be more specific? Man, I hope this isn't how you practice law. You in a court of law "you, know, that crazy shit you were saying last week". Would any judge in America let you get away with that without explaining what the hell you are talking about? What crazy shit?
Like I just said to SF, give me an example of this crazy shit and I'll be happy to debate you and defend what I said but you don't roll that way do you.
Just show me one quote were I used the words "I believe in mass voter fraud". I have always given specific examples of dead people voting which I said wouldn't amount to mass fraud. I talked about more mail in ballots coming in that went out but not likely to amount to massive fraud.
You do love to make shit up. I think it's referred to as a "straw man argument".
strawman arguments are relatively simple to recognize in discourse. Essentially,
when you realize that there is a mismatch between someone's stance and the stance that their opponent is attacking,
it's a clear sign that a
strawman is being used.
You say weeks ago I "believed" in mass fraud, so prove it.
Are you even capable of discerning the difference between someone saying "I believe" something as opposed to "I'm willing to see what can be proven in court"? Which what I have always said. They are two different things but of course you can't argue that point so you use a straw man argument, something I never said and you can't prove.