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DoK reaching pretty hard
DOK, I want you to study informal fallacies:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Informal_fallacy
DoK reaching pretty hard
Btw, it's particularly funny someone from Louisiana is calling Santorum radical. He won your state's popular vote in the 2012 primary.
looks like your state is pretty re ed
The only guilt by association I'm promoting is that defending Paterno makes you guilty of sympathizing with child molesters by association. The fact you're so vehement in trying to splinter Paterno defenders from Sandusky defenders demonstrates your subconscious effort to protect those defending Joe Paterno.
What am I attempting?
Where did I say Most/All conservatives defend Paterno?
Pelosi is from my home state and she's a herself, and has been getting elected since 1993. What's ur point? Bush won the popular vote in 04, so are you saying he wasn't radical/moronic? C'mon manBtw, it's particularly funny someone from Louisiana is calling Santorum radical. He won your state's popular vote in the 2012 primary.
Why the is this thread here in the NBA forum? lol
Calling someone re ed is different than radical. I don't think Santorum is re ed, but I don't see how he's radical compared to the entire Republican party. Anyone who tries to argue that Pelosi is a radical far left Democrat like Republicans try to claim Santorum is a far right radical who doesn't Represent the GOP is re ed. She's the in minority leader in the house, so obviously she isn't a radical.
And no, obviously Bush wasn't a radical compared to the rest of America in 2004 if he was chosen by America to be president. Even now I don't see how you could argue Bush was a radical. His views still accurately reflect mainstream GOP views, which is evident by the fact Romney's economic views were identical to Bush's. If Bush is a radical then the entire modern day GOP is radical.
You equivocated radicalism with re ation in your previous post
Anyone who thinks Santorum or any mainstream Republican is a "radical" doesn't know much about right-wing politics, tbh.
By this logic a radical never gets elected into office
word. werd. wurd.
it was a race issue because zimmerman racially profiled a kid. i thought that was obvious.
The last mainstream Republican that could reasonably be considered "radical" was Pat Buchanan, and he was basically drummed out of the party years ago. Mainstream Republicans today are basically liberals that are anti-abortion and talk about Jesus a lot, tbh.
You got that wrong. Read it again:The only guilt by association I'm promoting is that defending Paterno makes you guilty of sympathizing with child molesters by association. The fact you're so vehement in trying to splinter Paterno defenders from Sandusky defenders demonstrates your subconscious effort to protect those defending Joe Paterno.
What am I attempting?
Where did I say Most/All conservatives defend Paterno?
You need to slow down and THINK about what it is that you are saying.Some conservatives defended Paterno
Most conservatives defended Zimmerman
Most/All conservatives defended Paterno
it'll get more views here. it'll pass, like the oklahoma tornado and Jason "Holy , I love putting my penis in other men" Collins threads.
This was actually DOKs original quote. I have no idea how conservatives demonized Jerry Sandusky's victims.
He'll have to tell you.
I wasn't calling Santorum a radical. I called him an idiot. Just because people voted for him doesn't mean they agree with everything he has done. Personally, I didn't vote for him.Well close to four million conservatives voted for him in the 2012 primary, so that's four million conservatives who apparently aren't very bothered by Santorum's admiration for Sandusky
The attempts to call Santorum radical are hilarious. He came in 2nd place in the Republican primary and gave Willard the biggest challenge in spite of Willard having a lot more campaign funds to play with. He's not radical at all compared to the modern day Republican party.
When I said radicals I was referring to this Ziegler guy who keeps being mentioned and others that duncanownskobe keeps mentioning without saying names.
Race sells ..... OJ and Rodney King for example.
And at the center of it all??? Johnny Whiteboy.
Makes slaves out the black man.
Steals the land of the red man.
Put the yellow man on the rail road and in prison camps during WW II
Steals the SW United States and Texas from the brown man and now trying to keep him out.
While trying to gank the oil from the towel head man.
I never said he was radical. Others twisted my comments.
It's good to be on the winning side, tbh.
There could never really be justice on stolen land ..... you see the white man is trying like to pass all these laws. Probably not in our lifetime, but they'll be soon trying to move to Australia.
DoK on fire lately. First the PG theory gets another positive case study, now this domination.
While I'm sure race has a lot to do with southern white males secretly gleeful that the future crack dealer Trayvon is ded, the component that really causes them to constantly visit the airplane toilet to rub one out is that the murderer was a conceal carry self-appointed neighborhood watchman of mixed race himself.
That's the trifecta: dead niqqer, legal gun toter, perp is not white so you can't play the race card.
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