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So, you're trying to twist my words into saying "this is what is happening and I am claiming it to be true" - however what I'm saying is that it's a reasonable
by loceng 13y ago
So, you're trying to twist my words into saying "this is what is happening and I am claiming it to be true" - however what I'm saying is that it's a reasonable possibility - I am not saying there is proof behind it or that it's a real occurrence.
- sliverstorm 13y agoHow do we know it is a reasonable possibility? We have zero evidence to suggest it is the case.
- loceng 13y agoProbability is based in part on logic using past occurrences as references - and not the present moment or determining conviction.
- krapp 13y agowhat "past occurrences" of the government fabricating evidence in a federal trial lend weight to the probability of their doing so in this case? You've cited propaganda and the NSA lying to congress as as possible evidence, but I believe this to be specious, unless the premise is that the government merely lies about everything, and fabricates evidence just because it can. You might as well suggest that because soldiers kill people in Muslim countries, and postal employees are also Federal employees, that postal workers are probably killing Muslims on their routes. Just because you connect a bunch of dots doesn't mean you've actually found a pattern.